Gearbox confirms early 2022 release for Tiny Tina's Wonderlands

Gearbox confirms earlyish 2022 release for Bantam Tina's Wonderlands

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2021 has seen game after game slow to future in the yr or into 2022, but currently Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Gearbox's upcoming Borderlands twisting-off, is sticking to its target. When Wonderlands was announced back at E3, Gearbox said information technology should be out in archaean 2022. Monday's Take-Two period of time profit-and-loss statement reiterated that window.

Take-2 lists a number of its intended releases for fiscal class 2022 in its report, including OlliOlli World coming exterior former in the next viii months. (Take-Two's 2022 financial year runs through March 2022). Tiny Tina's Wonderlands has a more specific release window: Q4 2022, aka sometime 'tween January and Butt against of incoming year. Null new, then, but if Wonderlands is going to constitute delayed, Take-Cardinal hasn't ready-made that call yet.

According to Gearbox Chief operating officer Sexy Pitchford, the idea for Wonderlands has actually been around for 10 years. The earnings report doesn't take much else to enjoin about Petite Tina's Wonderlands, other than this brief word picture: "Little Tina's Wonderlands is a pear-shaped feel with a rich, write up-driven co-op movement and repeatable stop-game self-complacent."

Our team hasn't had a chance to play Wonderlands yet, but I'm prying how information technology differs from its cousin game, Borderlands. "Wonderlands is a culmination of over a decade of on-and-turned development at Gearbox Software towards a role-playing shooter solidifying in a fancy universe," Pitchford said at E3, in June. "For me, delivery actual Borderlands guns to fight dragons, skeletons, goblins, and more in an original phantasy world imagined by the galaxy's deadliest 13-year-old, Tiny Tina, arsenic a new, full-featured triple-A videogame is a dream come true."

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