Initially, fans had sky-high expectations thanks to the impressive medieval setting and a striking trailer featuring Babymetal’s music. However, once the game was released, all the hype quickly faded. Developers took a bold step by replacing the traditional open world with an interactive map complete with quests and dungeons - a clear nod to the tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons.

The storyline is delivered in its signature style, full of references and fan-centric quests. Although the gameplay, reminiscent of Borderlands, remains familiar, tedious skirmishes and frankly unsuccessful DLCs—essentially short 10-minute stories with a few difficulty levels—detract somewhat from the overall experience.

Overall, it’s the same well-known Brain Rot Gambling Core Meme shooter where you can happily spend 30–40 hours of gameplay.

[h1]This isn’t Gearbox’s most successful project.[/h1] Initially, fans had sky-high expectations thanks to the impressive medieval setting and a striking trailer featuring Babymetal’s music. However, once the game was released, all the hype quickly faded. Developers took a bold step by replacing the traditional open world with an interactive map complete with quests and dungeons - a clear nod to the tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons. [b]The storyline[/b] is delivered in its signature style, full of references and fan-centric quests. Although the [b]gameplay[/b], reminiscent of Borderlands, remains familiar, tedious skirmishes and frankly unsuccessful DLCs—essentially short 10-minute stories with a few difficulty levels—detract somewhat from the overall experience. [b]Overall[/b], it’s the same well-known [strike]Brain Rot Gambling Core Meme[/strike] shooter where you can happily spend 30–40 hours of gameplay. [code]My subjective rating is 7/10.[/code]