The dried-up resort town of Oasis (the spot you must fast-travel to in order to start the DLC) is saturated with the dusty brown tones that grew tiresome during the first hours of the original Borderlands. Now Playing: Video Review - Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's BootyĬonversely, the environments don't start off strong, but they get better as you go on. There are hearty chuckles and witty moments, but Pirate's Booty's humor starts to run dry a few hours in, making it feel like a tepid scion of the main game.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's There are also two lonely weirdos with whom you converse, each consumed by his own obsession, as well as some entertaining audio-log-only personalities.
She leaves most pirate stereotypes behind for a kind of peppy determination, and once you join her search, her casual mentions of how she will inevitably betray you make for some amusing moments. The titular heroine is, as you may have guessed, a sexy pirate lady on the hunt for some legendary loot.
This psychotic demon pirate is about to turn on his buddies, thanks to the Siren's ability. This isn't Borderlands 2 at its best, but there's a lot of fun to be found in the fairly lengthy search for pirate treasure. The new characters provide some mild entertainment, but most of the appeal comes from some feisty new enemies and some lush new environments. Now Borderlands 2 is getting the DLC train rolling in earnest with Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty, a suggestively titled yet surprisingly tame add-on adventure. The planet of Pandora has no shortage of strange places to visit, hostile creatures to fight, and shiny objects to loot, a fact that the original Borderlands established with four downloadable content packs of generally high quality.
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