Gearbox released a standalone version Little Tina assaults Dragon Castle.
The campaign was released as Borderlands 2 DLC in 2013, set in the world of a fantasy-themed desktop role-playing game called Bunkers and Badasses. As a game master, Tiny Tina’s game is the most popular game in the DLC package released for this title. It is also the basis for the upcoming Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, which is scheduled to be released in February.
Little Tina Assaults Dragon Castle: One Strike Adventure in Wonderland Now available, you can use it on PC via Steam. It can also be used on PlayStation and Xbox game consoles. It will give you $9.99.
You can get it for free through the Epic Games Store until November 16.
In the upcoming Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, you will create your own heroes through appearance customization and a multi-class system that allows you to mix and match six different character skill trees. Two of these classes include Stabbomancer and Brr-Zerker.
The fantastic environment includes Mushroom Forest, Pirate Bay, and various locations with its own plot missions, side missions, enemies, etc. You will find more content as you progress through the game.
Some places worth exploring include Brighthoof, which is the “jewel in the crown” of the Queen’s Kingdom of Butt Stallion, and the area includes Butt Stallion’s castle. There is also the Sunfang Oasis, where there are dense foliage, lagoons and large ruins of ancient civilizations. You can also use Tangledrift beanstalk to find a town in the sky.
The premise of the game is to try to defeat the Dragon King. During your exploration, you will encounter all kinds of monsters, from legged sharks to sentient skeletons of the skeleton army.
There will be a large number of weapons in the game to help you cast spells. You can also continue to equip dedicated melee weapons.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands will be available exclusively through the Epic Games Store on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4 and PC on March 25, and will be released on other PC digital stores later in 2022.
