Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced

Level design shines most in enclosed areas, where enemy placement, cover, and environmental hazards like explosive barrels make combatencounters far more interesting. These spaces do a lot of heavy lifting for the game’s moment-to-moment fun. One thing Borderlands absolutely gets right is pacing. There are very few cutscenes and minimal dialogue that outright stops gameplay. Compared to later entries that aggressively interrupt the player, this feels refreshing. I’d still prefer the option to skip dialogue entirely, but at least the game mostly lets you play. Bazillions of Guns: Rocket-launching shotguns, enemy-torching revolvers, SMGs that fire lightning rounds, and tons more. Radical Art Style: Traditional rendering techniques combined with hand-drawn textures give Borderlands its iconic style. Intense Vehicular Combat: Behind the wheel, engage in frenetic vehicle-to-vehicle combat. Co-op Frenzy: Tear through the opposition as a crew of up to 4.