Borderlands 2 Review (Pruple Frulp)
The complete Borderlands 2 package is, without a doubt, one of the BEST deals in gaming history.
For a game that came out in 2012, it holds up in an incredibly robust way 10 years later from just a gameplay perspective. It may lack some tropes of newer games like standard mobility gimmicks (sliding/clambering), and the port may have some wonky menu controls, but the game is very easy to acclimate to quickly and vastly rewarding for prolonged experience.
With a dummy stupid amount of weapons across a vast swath of archetypes to choose from, an incredibly simple yet esoteric RPG system across 6 diverse playable characters each with their own unique builds, a butt ton of exploration bursting at the seams with pop culture references and childish humor, and a vast array of customization and challenges to find/unlock/discover, the complete Borderlands 2 package deserves a place within your library if for some dumbass reason it isn't there already.
Definitely pick this up when it's on sale as the total cost is far better than it is out of season, but all in all it's not a bad purchase considering it got quality of life updates (including cross platform play) within 3 years ago for a 10 year old title.