Weird comparison, I know, but the voice, look, and devilish way she plays with those she finds inferior strike a strong resemblance to this classic Disney villain. In some ways she reminds me of Ursula from The Little Mermaid. She’s known as The Queenpin, and she would even give Wilson Fisk a run for his money. The big baddie is revealed to be Vallory.
We are also introduced to two new major players in this story. Does Rhys trust Handsome Jack? Is he falling for Sasha? Does Fiona want to take the extra steps to becoming a true Vault Hunter? All of things are within your control, and while it may not currently seem like it majorly changes the outcome of the story, Telltale games have always been about building your character, and the dynamics that are presented for Rhys and Fiona help to deepen each of their developments beyond anything we’ve seen thus far. Appropriately so, the theme of trust is heavy in Tales From the Borderlands, and Catch a Ride tests where each player’s allegiances lie. Regardless of your choice, the episode leans heavily on action during the start and finish, while taking some time to meander and smell the flowers (quite literally) in the middle. Despite how slow Catch a Ride felt, there were some great character development moments that helped to build - or break - the relationships with those around Rhys and Fiona. Would I really want to give him control over some of my core functions? There are two people living in Rhys’ body right now, and I intend to keep him definitively Rhys on my “pure” save file. That Handsome Jack’s a crazy, manipulative bastard. My main save file - for the sake of my own continuity - was to trust Fiona. This is a major decision that has some severe implications as you launch into Episode Three, changing up a little more than half of the episode before the story paths meet back up. No cross-gen progression of save data.We began right where Atlas Mugged left off, that is, you had just decided whether you were going to trust Handsome Jack or Fiona to get you out of a pretty hairy situation. Internet connection and Xbox Network account required.
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New Tales from the Borderlands disc and Xbox Series X (with disc drive) required to download and play Xbox Series X|S version.
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Xbox (Physical) – Includes the Xbox One version of New Tales from the Borderlands and a digital upgrade to the Xbox Series X|S version. Both games are entitled to the same Xbox Network account. Xbox (Digital) – Includes both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S digital versions of New Tales from the Borderlands. PlayStation®5 (Physical) – Includes the PlayStation®5 version of New Tales from the Borderlands. Internet connection and PlayStation®Network account required.
PlayStation®4 disc for New Tales from the Borderlands and PlayStation®5 console with disc drive required to download and play PlayStation®5 version. PlayStation®4 (Physical) - Includes the PlayStation®4 version of New Tales from the Borderlands and a digital upgrade to the PlayStation®5 version. Both games are entitled to the same PlayStation® Network account.
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