Foul Play

2K Games lifted the embargo on the publication of reviews of Borderlands 3. Since the publisher sent only the first batch of review versions of the game to selected American resources, there are not too many reviews on the net yet, but the new part of the popular series of shooters from Gearbox Software is estimated on average by 85 points out of 100 possible on according to OpenCritic and Metacritic

What the press writes

PC Gamer: "The endless fountain of bad jokes and cool guns in the series’s most meaningless story. Borderlands 3 has slid into the eyes of exploding thugs and numbers flying out of them."
GameInformer: "Following a well-oiled old formula, Borderlands 3 rarely takes risks or deviates from expectations."
GameSpot: "Borderlands 3 is not very successful boss battles, but ultimately the game continues the tradition of its fan predecessors with a sea of ​​unlimited shooting and looting."
USgamer: "Despite the somewhat outdated formula, Gearbox has chosen the right way to expand it, resulting in a bunch of Borderlands signature emotions."
GamesBeat: "If loot gathering and shooting are fun for you, look at Borderlands 3. But be aware that some of the less successful jokes and at times tedious gameplay await you."
Destructoid: "The postgame here is not as extensive as, say, in games focused on live services, like The Division 2. And this is normal! Borderlands is a very old-school game, and it’s interesting to do repetitive things here alone, and with others moreover people. To get a new loot, more skills and increase the rank of the Guardian delivers a sea of ​​fun. "
Polygon: “Previously, the franchise used to feel adventurous, but now, having not offered any fresh ideas or concepts, we are faced with nothing more than a relic of another era. Borderlands 3 looks safe, oddly wary (especially for the game about anarchy) and, worst of all, a corporate product. "