In September, Gearbox studio and 2K publisher introduced a couple of premium add-ons for the looter-shooter Borderlands 4.
The DLC Loveless the Hacker (or "Hacker Nelyubov" in Russian localization) adds Nelyubov to the game – a heroine within whom two minds coexist, forming a synchronized set of deadly skills that act as one. She can throw shurikens, deceive opponents, and unleash a "Malignant Construct" on targets, then watch as the symbiotic companion Serpent destroys them with tail strikes and poisonous breath:
Nelyubov's active skills have gained additional practicality through powerful bursts of power with short cooldowns, called "Functions," and highly effective finishing moves, or "Executables."
Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort adds story content to Borderlands 4: quests, several bosses, new gear, cosmetic and collectible items, as well as a map area to explore called "Providence."
Initial reviews of the DLC are "mixed": players feel there isn't much content, yet the add-on is priced at $20. Borderlands 4 will be free to play until September 14.