"I put on a headset and woke up in a cel-shaded fever dream with guns, psychos, and a raccoon yelling at me. 10/10."

Borderlands 2 VR is what happens when you take a perfectly good looter-shooter, inject it with caffeine, strap it to your face, and scream “BAMF TIME!” while dual-wielding shotguns. It’s chaotic, hilarious, and occasionally nausea-inducing—but in a fun way, like a rollercoaster made of explosions and sarcasm.
Highlights:
- 🔫 Gunplay feels amazing. I accidentally punched a wall trying to reload. Worth it.
- 🧨 BAMF Time is like bullet time, but sassier. It lets you slow down the chaos just enough to admire your own bad decisions.
- 🗣️ NPCs are uncomfortably close now. Claptrap in VR is like having a hyperactive toaster whispering in your ear.
- 🎨 The art style is gorgeous. It’s like living inside a comic book drawn by someone with a flamethrower.
Side effects may include:
- 🤷 No co-op. It’s just you and your imaginary friends. And Handsome Jack. Mostly Handsome Jack.
- 🧠 Menus are a mini-game. Inventory management feels like trying to fold a fitted sheet in zero gravity.
- 🤢 Motion sickness roulette. Will you survive the ride? Spin the headset and find out!
Final Thoughts:
Borderlands 2 VR is like eating spicy tacos while skydiving—messy, intense, and weirdly satisfying. If you’ve ever wanted to loot a bazillion guns while dodging psychos in 3D, this is your moment.
"I came for the loot. I stayed for the chaos. I left with a headset imprint on my forehead."

Plays fine at maximum settings and all but the controls leave a lot to be desired. For example when I want to reload it's sometimes instant and other times there's a delay which more often than not results in an annoying death. Next there's weapon swap, sometimes it works, other times it doesn't respond at all so to work around it I have to keep going into my inventory to manually select a weapon and equip it that way. These are vital mechanics that make or break a game of this nature and as it is now I don't know if I feel any desire to play this. I got it on Sale for next to nothing anyway so it's not a total loss.

I recommend sticking to the flat version, that game is a classic this one is not. 5/10