It’s among Telltale’s best adventures

We were just talking about the prospect ofTales from the Borderlandsmaking a resurgence in 2021, and hey, it’s happening – kind of. After being unavailable on digital stores, Telltale’s super-funny adventure game is returning to PC (Steam and the Epic Store), PS4, and Xbox One on June 27, 2025.

I know people who consider this the best of the best for Telltale, and I also know people who lovedTales from the Borderlandsdespite not caring for – or in some cases not even playing – the main series. I’m somewhere in the former camp depending on the day. It’s certainly at or near the top of my list.

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The original version was released episodically (remember when adventure fans had to constantly keep tabs on content schedules that may or may not spiral out of control?), but this time, all five “episodes” will be packaged together. There won’t be an option to buy them one-by-one. It’s all or nothing.

According to the developers, if you have an old save file, “you’re able to pick up where you left off on the same platform.” There’s also PS5 and Xbox Series X/S support via backward compatibility, as you’d expect.

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This isn’t theRedux releaseI was hoping to see, but it’s good to have this game open to new players. It would be interesting to go fromBorderlands 3back toTales from the Borderlandsgiven Rhys’ trajectory.

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