Tales from the Borderlands is expected to release this summer. Like what you see in these screenshots? Tell us in the comments which other characters from Pandora you're hoping to encounter in Tales from the Borderlands, as well as your theories on how it might tie into the other games in the franchise. Bossanova, a crime lord who has bad blood with Zer0, is pictured wielding an over-sized gun in the first screenshot, and apparently there will be no shortage of psychos in this game either. Rhys and Fiona are not Vault Hunters themselves, but they will encounter Vault Hunters (including, as you can see, Zer0) along the way. As evidenced by the dialogue options in the screenshots above, silence is still an option. The episodes will cost $4.99 each, or less with a season pass (the standard model for Telltale's episodic series) and, as always, your choices will matter. Or maybe he's just another handsome one-eyed guy, and the resemblance is coincidental.įurther details about Tales from the Borderlands' gameplay have been made available over at the official PlayStation blog, the most notable of which is that loot obtained in Tales from the Borderlands will be available to use in other areas of the Borderlands franchise. Of course, thanks to Hyperion's New-U stations, death on Pandora tends to lack permanence and it's possible that Rhys is a revived version of Handsome Jack or a clone built from his DNA. Jack, it's worth noting, also worked in the lower echelons of Hyperion before taking the company over. Perhaps it's just an accident of character design, but Rhys looks uncannily similar to the unmasked version of Handsome Jack. Irresponsible driving, dialogue trees, dismemberment and a few familiar faces are just a few of the things you'll spot in this early look at the game.
UNMASKED HANDSOME JACK FACE SERIES
Both characters are playable, and the player will alternate between the two of them as the story progresses.įurther details about the series can be gleaned from the first batch of screenshots from Tales from the Borderlands, which were released today by Gearbox and Telltale. The two main characters of Tales from the Borderlands are Rhys, a cybernetically-enhanced and highly ambitious Hyperion " company man," and fast-talking, smartly-dressed con artist Fiona. The protagonists of Tales from the Borderlands were first introduced in an announcement trailer that also featured the familiar faces of munitions dealer Marcus Kincaid and all-around bad guy Handsome Jack. So when Telltale announced Tales from the Borderlands, a "choice and consequence" series set after the end of Borderlands 2, it seemed like a very natural pairing of franchise and studio. When the games with cel-shaded animation is brought up, Telltale Games' The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us spring immediately to mind as excellent examples of the art style, along with Gearbox Software's Borderlands and Borderlands 2.
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