The Next Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Game Should Use a Cyberpunk Tabletop Universe

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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has proven to be a major success for Gearbox, with many pleased to see another fantasy-focused entry in the Borderlands series.Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep was already beloved, so it is no surprise that a bigger story with the same theme turned out to be a hit. However, while future entries in the series seem very likely, it may be worth giving the fantasy setting a break.

While Bunkers and Badasses is very much inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, that does not mean that the Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands series needs to confine itself to a fantasy world. While more battles with goblins, wyverns, and other creatures could be enjoyable, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands 2 jumping to a whole new setting would be ideal. A cyberpunk universe might just be the perfect fit, and Gearbox already has plenty of sources to pull from.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Blightcaller Class Breakdown

Those that purchased Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ Treasure Trove not only received a Butt Stallion plushie and a buildable version of Brighthoof’s Castle, but they also got their hands on a real-life Bunkers and Badasses module. This cute item allows players to enjoy the fictional game in real life, but it shakes things up by taking players to the future instead of the past. The campaign featured in this collector’s item could influence the sequel, inspiring a switch from fantasy to cyberpunk.

The module sees players exploring NeoGunz City, a futuristic world of Tina’s creation. Characters are described as “part robot,” a classic cyberpunk trope, with figures like the arms dealer Marcus becoming Cyber-Marcus. Hyperius serves as the villainous corporation at the heart of the story, a fun play on Hyperion and a nod to Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ name