DOWNLOAD TK BAHAS BLOODY HARVEST DLC

As ever, the gunplay is the delightful glue that pulls it all together, despite a set of enemy encounters that end up being surprisingly vanilla given the setting and the franchise's penchant for mayhem. There's a pretty cool multi-part Easter egg tucked away in here too, so if you make the effort to get everything out of Bloody Harvest there's a little meat on the bone, but if you're playing just to beat it once, you may be surprised by how quickly it comes to an end. Replace bandits and psychos with skeletons and you have a pretty dead-on idea of what to expect. Release Date October 22, However, it will provide you with a Halloween-flavored morsel of the same tried-and-true gameplay. Bloody Harvest doesn't feature quite the same creativity as some other Borderlands 2 DLCs, but it's still a good time.

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As is wont to happen in Borderlands, you're asked to find this monster and shooting him full of holes. The entirety of the minute quest line revolves around your old undead pal TK Baha, whose town has been terrorized by the Pumpkin Kingpin.

Borderlands 2: TK Bahas Bloody Harvest Heads and Skins - , The Video Games Wiki

But this DLC, T K Baha's Bloody Harvestis the beginning of an interesting experiment — the first of a series of smaller, modestly priced three-dollar Headhunter packs. There's a pretty cool multi-part Easter egg tucked away in here too, so if you make the effort to get everything out of Bloody Harvest there's a little meat on the bone, but if you're playing just to beat it once, you may be surprised by how quickly it comes ti an end.

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Release Date October 22, An ominous-looking moon silhouettes the ever-looming Hyperion spacestation, haunting your every step through a jack-o-lantern-strewn ghost town and the cemetery it neighbors. It plays as straightforward as it reads, with you heading towards a series of waypoints on your map only to discover you have to search the area for X number of Y before proceeding. Ned DLC for the original Borderlands.

Each subsequent run evolves the Pumpkin King into a more powerful form, ultimately resulting in a new raid-level boss to down.

Granted, there's plenty of missions like this sprinkled throughout the core game as well, but doing multiple collectathons in such rapid succession makes them slightly more monotonous than they otherwise would have been bloofy their own, spread out over several hours.

Borderlands 2: TK Bahas Bloody Harvest - , The Video Games Wiki

However, it will provide you with a Halloween-flavored morsel of the same tried-and-true gameplay. Bloody Harvest turns out to be a fun little Halloween-themed slice of Borderlands pie, but also one that falls just a bit short of expectations in terms of developer Gearbox's signature wit and creativity.

More first-run content would be nice, but additional skins and another raid-level boss to scrap with are a respectable treat. The combat is still great overall, but it never throws the curveballs one might hope for after the cornucopia of awesome that was Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep.

Gearbox's artists continue to flex their muscles on this one, setting a mood that's at once spookier and more festive than the similarly themed Island of Dr. By our account, Borderlands 2 is an amazing gameand with its first season of DLC it proved that more of an amazing thing is, well Bloody Harvest doesn't feature quite the same creativity as some other Borderlands 2 DLCs, but it's still a good time.

Replace bandits and psychos with skeletons and you have a pretty dead-on idea of what to expect.

Borderlands 2: TK Bahas Bloody Harvest Heads and Skins

Verdict Bloody Harvest won't split your sides with laughter or impress you with novel enemy types and cleverly themed missions, which makes it feel like a slightly watered-down version to Borderlands 2. The Last of Us Part 2: Awaiting you at the end is the Pumpkin King, and after his defeat, a new head skin for whichever character you slew him with.

Bloody Harvest won't split your sides with laughter or impress you with novel enemy types and cleverly themed missions, which makes it feel like blooxy slightly watered-down version of Borderlands 2.

Foes will now drop amusingly named Halloween candy for you to munch on, granting short-term buffs, but they do more to bring a fun, seasonal flavor to Bloody Harvest than to add wrinkles to your battle plan. As ever, the gunplay is the delightful glue that pulls it all together, despite a set of enemy encounters that end up being surprisingly vanilla given the setting and the franchise's penchant for mayhem.

The series' art direction has come a long way indeed. Bloody Harvest confidently puts its best foot forward with the setting of Hallowed Hollow, a humorously Borderlandsian name if ever there was one.