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Borderlands 2: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep

Gearbox Software · Jun 25, 2013

PC · PS3 · Xbox 360

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Sorcerers, Wizards and Crumpets, oh my! Join vault hunters, old and new, in Tiny Tina epic quest of revenge and redemption. Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep, the biggest and most inspired add-on content in Borderlands history, features a game within a game, as Tiny Tina takes on the role of Bunker Master in a game of “Bunkers & Badasses”. Travel through a dark and ever changing world of castles, dungeons and magic forests as you fight off skeletons, orcs, dragons and more. Explore side missions and answer riddles as you roll your insight stat to gain new and amazing loot. Join with friends to save the queen and restore peace and order to the world once more.

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PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.1

PlayStation 3

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.8

Xbox 360

Critic 8.6 (11 critics) · Gamer 9.4

8.7

Critic reviews

  • IGN

    Vince Ingenito · Jun 25, 2013

    9.2
    With an abundance of all-new content, and some of the series' best gameplay and storytelling, Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep is DLC done right.
  • OXM Online

    Leif Johnson · Jun 25, 2013

    9.0
    For those disappointed that Dragon Keep marks the final DLC... take heart: Gearbox saved the best for last
  • Destructoid

    Chris Carter · Jun 25, 2013

    9.0
    Assault on Dragon Keep is easily the longest DLC yet, trumping the other rather brief main questlines. In fact, Dragon Keep manages to go on for quite a while, nearing 10 hours of story content and 15-20 hours if you tackle everything. Thankfully, it just manages to not overstay its welcome as it culminates in one of my favorite boss fights in the series, which is always a good thing.
  • The Escapist

    Ma'idah Lashani · Jun 24, 2013

    10
    Quite frankly this is the best Borderlands content released to date, both in terms of playability and wit. It gives you the same slapstick humor and haphazard violence you've grown to love and still touches on the very real and unique ways that we can use games to work through issues we may not feel able to confront in our real lives.
  • Total Xbox

    Jon Blyth · Jun 25, 2013

    8.0
    Whether you've got the energy to go back and blow the cobwebs off your old gun ... We'd definitely recommend it

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