Borderlands 3: Bounty of Blood

Borderlands 3: Bounty of Blood - A Fistful of Redemption is third, after Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot and Guns, Love and Tentacles, big expansion to the Borderlands 3. DLC developed Gearbox studio, which was also responsible for the main game.

Plot

The expansion is maintained in a western climate. We're going to the planet Gehenna, which used to be a testing ground for new weapons and biological experiments. When the corporations abandoned their facilities, genetically modified beasts remained in the wilderness and their guardians, who formed the Devil Riders gang. When they started terrorizing the small town of Vestige, the local sheriff set a reward for the heads of its members. The heroes decide to take this opportunity to make money.

Mechanics

Borderlands 3: Bounty of Blood - A Fistful of Redemption is a classic add-on. The game does not introduce major changes to the gameplay mechanisms, concentrating instead on delivering new content. So we get a first-person shooter with RPG elements, in which the gameplay revolves around fighting and gathering better and better equipment and weapons.

The DLC offers new locations, missions, items and enemies. An interesting element of the expansion is the fact that our actions during the campaign result in changes in the town of Vestige and the lives of its inhabitants.

An additional attraction is a new category of vehicles in the form of jetbeasts, which we can improve and modify. In addition, Gehenna is full of dangerous elements of the environment that we use in combat, such as weeds hypnotizing enemies or plants throwing us high up into the air.

The DLC is designed for highly advanced characters, but you can also create a new hero, right away at a sufficiently high level of development.

Game modes

The add-on allows for single player mode and the cooperative variant for up to four people.

Technical aspects

Bounty of Blood - A Fistful of Redemption is not a stand-alone add-on, so you need the full version of Borderlands 3 to play.

Last updated on 29 May 2020