Next: Borderlands 4 Should Be A Traditional RPG Like Tiny Tina’s WonderlandsĪs a Game News Writer for Screen Rant, Lawrence Ortiz has had the privilege of covering a variety of games and has enjoyed sharing his love of gaming history and game design theory with his readers. At the very least, with only half a year left until 2023, Gearbox may confirm this information regarding the Tales from the Borderlands sequel sooner than later. However, the good news for Borderlands fans is this rating may signify the new Borderlands spin-off is on track to meet Gearbox’s original 2022 window – barring any unfortunate happenstances, of course. As Gearbox officially slated the Tales from the Borderlands sequel for a 2022 release in their original announcement, the rating leak arriving in the middle of the year is also rather timely.Īs with any information from sources outside the game’s publisher or developer, this listing should only be taken at face value. One example was when a Taiwanese board leaked Crash Bandicoot 4’s title and existence. While content ratings do not officially confirm any of this information, it’s worth noting that official national rating listings often herald imminent news regarding the game in question. Currently, Gearbox has not issued any statements confirming a deluxe edition or the sequel’s official title as “ New Tales from the Borderlands”. What is surprising is the potential reveal of a deluxe edition. The Korean entry supposedly translates to “ New Tales from the Borderlands” and “ New Tales from the Borderlands Deluxe Edition.” Unsurprisingly, the game bears an Adult rating for “ excessive violence, profanity, drugs, alcohol,” and other crude content Borderlands is known for.

Related: Tales From The Borderlands Releasing On Nintendo Switch In 2021Ī recent Twitter post from Gematsu – as reported via Game Rant – indicated that a Korean rating board has listed an entry for the sequel to Tales from the Borderlands.

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