Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Mar 25, 2015

  Pretty fun! (To start it, go to a new fast travel location: Deck 13 1/2) One of the best (though not necessarily the best) DLC for any Borderlands game. I'd be hard pressed to say what order without re-playing them recently, but I'd put it on the level of the greats (Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep and The Baddass Crater of Badassitude). I'd place it just above some of the best DLC of Borderlands 1 (I liked robot revolution best, but others place knoxx and zed above it...to each their own). But I'd say it's a bit better than all of those DLC. It does a great job taking a pretty disjointed story and giving it coherence, and it not only "cleans up" TPS, it has some nice story elements and characters from all three games. TL;DR if you own the main game, this will make it better, and is the only DLC I'd consider "mandatory" simply because of how much it adds.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2015

  Despite this DLC Cheery upbeat look and silly appearance. There is actually a very dark moment in this DLC. Though that is one of the things that makes this DLC interesting. It's a roller coaster of emotions. It transfers from out right sillyness to downright depressing. But still, this is really worth buying! Plus Robin William shield
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2015

  Quite a surprising and in-depth look at one of the Borderlands series' most recognizeable but infamously annoying characters. Shedding new light on the character and showing the real tragedy and self-loathing resulting of the negative views constantly thrust upon him, while he shallowly tries to mask his turmoil with denial and a thin layer of good humor. I still dislike Claptrap, but he seems more 3-dimensional and relatable now. Pretty good story arc, prodded by greed and shadowed by distrust. Story can be predictable at times but serves its purpose well enough. Enemies are all unique with very few reskins from the main game. Locations are extremely fascinating and highly varied when compared to the two primary types of locations from the main game. Plus several humorous gags to keep you entertained. As well Claptastic Voyage features one of the most intense and relentless boss fights ever, easily surpassing the final boss of the main game. However, you still have to listen to Claptrap the whole time, and he is still unbearably annoying. Some of the maps can be a bit clumsy to move through, resulting in a lot of falling and dying. Given the content available, Claptastic Voyage is a very strong first story expansion for the Pre-Sequel, offering a good amount of content, weapons, dialogue and visual gags and plenty of what fans of Borderlands enjoy. Definitely recommended.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2015

  It's fun Jack. It's fun for the whole family.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 2, 2015

  In all my hard working hours of Gameplay in the Borderlands Series, i've never played, no, experienced a DLC as wel done, thought out, executed, and awesome as this. You thought Tiny Tina's Assault was awesome? That the Headhunter Packs added something new? That killing Terramorpheous for the first time was hard, but payed off? Well, think again! I wont say much about the DLC, as it'd spoil it completely, and i want you to experience it as purely, and raw as i did. But i can tell you this. At the end of any game, any DLC, i've never felt so emotional, so pumped, so sad but yet so over-the-top happy. All in all, this deserves the title as The Best DLC of Borderlands History.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 10, 2015

  When a DLC story makes you relate to a character that's been marketed to be the most annoying being in an entire universe, you know you spent your money on a worthwhile addition to an already amazing story. Claptastic Voyage is full of story, heart, shock(unless you just know what's gonna happen) and moments that leave you crying even when you're thinking "But...I'm supposed to hate this character...right?" $10 is the perfect asking price, and you know a sale will be coming around soon. Get Claptastic Voyage. Plus if you're well-versed in movie culture you'll be laughing your ass off when Handsome Jack decides to quote a popular movie to you.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 3, 2015

  This is the only DLC worth buying from Borderlands the Pre Sequel. All the other don't add new gameplay. This DLC adds a new story line and it's a great storyline. It added allot of extra gametime it was fun to play. Lot's of cleaver new enemy's and area's. If you see the sale is on, make sure to buy this DLC and not a season pass.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 5, 2017

  best dlc for a Borderlands game ever made
• gamedeal user

  Jun 19, 2017

  A+ DLC, totally worth. All DLC should be like this. I especially appreciate the Fyrestone level.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 5, 2017

  One of the best dlc in the borderlands franchise. The story is good The New Glitch weapons Is awesome The raid boss is Tough and challenging Overall I give this dlc 9/10 Definitely worth of your money