Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Would Be a Perfect Games as a Service Title
Thus far,Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands seems to be doing well with fans. While there have been some issues with the game, such as some minor bugs and major server issues during Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ launch weekend, many have praised the gameplay and storytelling of the spin-off. With unique locations and fresh features like the Overworld, there is a lot to appreciate about Gearbox’s latest looter shooter.
However, once Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands fans complete the campaign and begin their grind through the Chaos Chamber, many may be left wanting more. While Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a full-sized game, it is a bit shorter than the mainline Borderlands titles. Despite this brevity, it feels like a lot more can be done with Bunkers and Badasses. While proper sequels would be great to see, an equally promising route for Gearbox to take would see Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands adopt a games as a service approach.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Update Addresses Crashing Issues
A live service version of Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands could take on a seasonal format, dropping fresh content for fans to enjoy every few months. The quickest way to make this format exciting would be to introduce seasonal campaigns that shake things up in a significant way. While the original Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands campaign portrayed the Dragon Lord as a villain, another Season’s campaign could see him as a hero. Likewise, Paladin Mike could be an enemy of the queen instead of an ally in a Seasonal campaign.
While these campaigns could reuse many assets from the original, each could be distinct and memorable if new enemy types are added for players to battle against. The Overworld map could be remixed, too, while fresh quests could be added that provide more unique loot. Each new
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