Tales from the Borderlands returns to digital stores next week
Telltale 🅰Games' episodic point-and-click adventurꦑe is back
Tales from the Borderlands returns to storefronts February 17! Set between Borderlands 2 an🀅༒d 3, Tales from the Borderlands follows the stories of Rhys, a Hyperion suit, and Fiona, a con artist, on a quest borne of greed but destined for greatness. pic.twitter.com/6L1O5fTm0i
Tales from the Bord💙erlands will be available on digital stores February 17, a year and a half after it was removed from stores following the shutdown of its develo♍per. The announcement was made during stream, then confirmed on the official Borderlands 3 Twitter account.
Telltale Games - the same studio behind The Walking Dead episodic games - shut down in 2018 after the developer laid off most of its staff, leaving only a skeleton crew to finish the last two episodes of The Walking Dead: The Final Season. Tales from the Borderland🤪s was removed from digital stores in mid-2019, a serious blow to many who loved the title and for those looking to bridge the game between Borderlands 2 and Borderlands 3.
, you'll be able to buy all five episodes in one package - but there will be one key change from the original release. Each episode in the initial release would end with a "choice comparison" screen that showed you how you fared against other members of the community, but that's been removed for the February 17 re-release.Tales from the Borderlands has some ridiculously fun action, hilarious moments, and character you'll love from the jump. While it takes place between Borderlands 2 and 3, you don't necess💖arily need to have played either to enjoy it, so it's great to see its return to digital storefronts.
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