Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Has Illusory Walls Just Like Elden Ring

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Tiny  Tina's Wonderlands excitedly includes a feature observed in Elden Ring — illusory walls. The recently released Borderlands spin-off Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is regarded by some as a catalyst for the revival of the franchise, incorporating the crass humor and artistic style of Borderlands with Dungeons & Dragons-like tabletop roleplaying aspects. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was released as an Epic Games exclusive on March 25, and reviews have been generally positive.

After Borderlands 2: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, giving Tiny Tina her own tabletop-inspired game where she plays Bunker Master makes sense for the franchise. In Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, players will have to deal with Tina's rambunctious and hilarious personality while she consistently changes the course the player must take. While developer Gearbox and publisher Take-Two Interactive are known for their chaotic titles, Wonderlands combines the looter-shooter Borderlands concept with high fantasy aspects, providing a fresh experience for fans. From the looks of it, players are loving the general absurdity, even creating quirky custom Tiny Tina's Wonderlands characters. Due to the D&D-esque concept of Tiny Tina's, there is an abundance of content for players to discover and many are excitedly sharing their finds with other fans.

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Tiny Tina's Wonderlands players have discovered shocking yet familiar illusory walls during their gameplay. Polygon writer Mike Mahardy highlights this find during their experience, stating that the tinkling of Lucky Dice (that gives the player loot and increases their chances of finding higher quality items) led them to heavily search the area. After Mahardy