Both protagonists have their own unique features during gameplay (such as Rhys scanning objects with his electronic eye and Fiona collecting and utilising loot to her advantage).

Players also engage in action sequences (using a series of quick time events). Unlike the previous games, these are not purely moral choices (due to the game's lightheartedness).

The fourth of Telltale's 'tailored story' set of games (made famous by The Walking Dead), the bulk of this game relies on making decisions through actions and timed conversation trees, complete with branching consequences that tailor the player's story to the choices they make. When both are captured by a mysterious stranger somewhere in Pandora, they must re-tell (sometimes unreliably) how they reluctantly grouped up and attempted to become rich. Taking place in the same universe as Gearbox's Borderlands series of first-person shooters (set shortly after the events of Borderlands 2), players control two protagonists: Rhys (an ambitious employee of the antagonistic Hyperion Corporation trying to get back at his new boss alongside his friend Vaughn) and Fiona (an infamous con artist planning a major heist with her sister Sasha). Episodes were periodically released between Novemand October 20, 2015. Tales from the Borderlands is a five-part sci-fi point-and-click adventure game developed and published digitally by Telltale for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Mac, and most iOS and Android devices. Overview Rhys and Fiona, the game's main protagonists.

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