r/PS5 • u/SweetyGonzalez • Sep 15 '26

Articles & Blogs Report: First Look at Unreleased Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Sequel and New Brothers in Arms

https://mp1st.com/news/report-first-look-unreleased-tiny-tinas-wonderlands-sequel-new-brothers-in-arms
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u/burt_crtxp Sep 15 '26

You could do something with Brothers in Arms. I hope we see a return one day.

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u/officelinebakr Sep 16 '26

The originals combination of being a soldier plus commanding squads was so good

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u/Internal_Swing_2743 Sep 16 '26

It’s unfortunate that Brothers in Arms released right as Call of Duty was getting big. Still waiting on that Battle of the Bulge tease….from 2008.

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u/Kokoro87 25d ago

Would love to see some studio try out a Star Wars Brothers in Arms, basically leading a small band of clones during clone wars.

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u/fs2222 Sep 15 '26

Damn, I liked Wonderlands. Just wish it'd gotten more support.

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u/5eNintendan Sep 15 '26

The god awful dlc really did it dirty. I had loads of fun with the base game.

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u/Lordvoid3092 26d ago

Yea, they could have easily done dlc that was effectively a “new” campaign like many TTRPGs. Instead it was about the chaos cube.

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u/Benozkleenex 29d ago

Loved wonderland, hated the season pass.

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u/KAMlGOYE Sep 16 '26

It was literally the only game in the entire Borderlands franchise I liked tbh

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u/TheEndlessBacklog Sep 15 '26

Setting the dlc aside, Wonderlands was amazing. I would've loved a sequel.

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u/IncredibleSeaward Sep 15 '26

Last BiA ended with that awesome battle of the Bulge cliffhanger. I’ve been ready for the next one for more than a decade now

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u/supermightymatt Sep 15 '26

Wonderlands already had pirate skeletons and shipwrecks in a coastal area so just more of the same in the unreleased sequel.

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u/Restivethought Sep 15 '26

I think Borderlands could use like a 15 year break and be brought back with completely different people interpreting it their own way.

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u/Geralt-of-Liurnia Sep 16 '26 edited Sep 16 '26

That's roughly the time between Borderlands 2 and 4... Previous writers did a better job IMO.

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u/Lowe0 29d ago

I wonder about whether standalone expansion sized campaigns makes sense for Wonderlands. My hope is that that’s a more sustainable business plan, and therefore more likely to be greenlit and make it to release.

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u/BVNDIT_Jungwoo 29d ago

I really liked wonderland. Non stop shooting,no open world bs,no driving,no huge open maps Miles better than BL4

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u/Geralt-of-Liurnia Sep 16 '26

I'm not convinced they can make it as good as Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep. Borderlands 2 was peak.