Borderlands 2: Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage
2012
Audio: German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese · Subtitles: French, Italian, Japanese, English, German, Spanish, Korean
- shooter
- role-playing (rpg)
- action
- science fiction
- sandbox
- single player
- multiplayer
- co-operative
The story
Enter “Mr. Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage” and see if you have what it takes to become champion of this brand new storyline in Borderlands 2. Fight for the Big Loot against some of the baddest baddies in Pandora, including hordes of Biker Bandits. Plus, take special quests from Tiny Tina, Moxxi and others for extra rewards. And don’t forget to bring your friends -- those higher levels get pretty tough.
What it’s like
Bright, saturated cel-shaded chaos: sun-bleached canyons of orange and rust, neon arena lights, and the gaudy comic-book outlines of Borderlands' inked, hand-drawn style, all of it punctuated by explosion flashes and pop-art onomatopoeia. The sound is loud and deliberate, with Torgue's bombastic carnival announcer voice, bass-heavy gunfire, and the clatter of loot drops and cash-register chimes. It plays in fast, percussive bursts: arena waves that climb to a crescendo, then a quick breather at a Moxxi bar or a Tiny Tina quest hub with its scrawled, playful humour. The vibe is loud, lurid and gleefully over-the-top, best for a Friday night with friends or a short solo grind when you want something that feels like a fireworks show. Violence is constant and cartoonish: gunfights, explosive kills, and gory-but-stylised deaths, with no real cruelty or fear, just frantic, comic carnage. Crude jokes and suggestive banter appear, though nothing explicit. It suits players who want a rowdy, co-op-friendly shooter with heavy looting, bright colour and a steady drip of rewards.
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