To say that Battleborn has had a rough time would be quite an understatement. Despite having a pretty fun concept and some neat hero designs, Gearbox and 2K Games foolishly decided to compete directly with Overwatch, and so Battleborn ended up launching right alongside what is probably the most

[Update]: Gearbox's team-based shooter Battleborn has now closed its doors for good.

Battleborn has not exactly had the best of luck. Despite being a pretty fun concept that

[Update #2]: Gearbox's team-based shooter Battleborn has now closed its doors for good.

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In an effort to prevent a slow and painful death Battleborn devs have recently turned to the free-to-play model as a solution. And in order to further revitalize the playerbase they have now

Despite launching with some severe problems Battleborn has never been a bad game. What was bad about it, however, was the marketing that closely linked it to Overwatch despite the two games being about as different as two shooters can

While Battleborn got off to to a rather disastrous start, I have commend Gearbox for how much effort they've put in to fixing the situation. Not only did they continue releasing heroes and balance updates despite a dwindling playerbase, but they've also recently patched in a ...

If you ever wanted to give Battleborn a try now would be the best time to do so as today's Winter Update has added a variety of new features to help out beginners. Most importantly, it has made all 25 core heroes free for all players, so you will no longer need to waste your time doing

If you're up for giving Battleborn a second try, you'll be glad to hear that the massive Winter Update is set to arrive this January 19th. It will make all 25 core heroes free for all players, so you'll no longer need to do pointless challenges and grind out currency in order to mess around

While I had a decent amount of fun with Battleborn, there is one element that bothered me from the very moment I started - the inability to play all of the characters! In Overwatch you can quite literally play any hero from day one, while in Battleborn you have to spend a long time grinding

If you're among those that have stuck with Battleborn despite fierce competition from Blizzard's Overwatch, you'll be glad to hear that the second story DLC just recently arrived for all Season Pass holders. As

Gearbox will be rolling out a whole bunch of new characters for their FPS/MOBA hybrid Battleborn over the next few months, starting with the combat-orientated support Alani.

She hails from a planet almost entirely cowered by oceans, and as such most her powers revolve around the use of

Battleborn is a MOBA/FPS hybrid from the creators of Borderlands. As such it features the same sort of gunplay and fast-paced movement, though with the addition of numerous active abilities, a wide range of unique characters, and naturally, enemy minions to slay.

This gameplay video

On first glance it might seem that Gearbox has gone flat out insane by deciding to challenge Blizzard's Overwatch with their own team-based FPS, but the truth of the matter is that the games have very little in common once you get past the cartoony graphics and ability-based

Battleborn is the latest multiplayer focused shooter from the developers of Borderlands, and as you would expect, its presentation is... for the lack of a better word, batshit insane.

If you would like to give it a try and see what madness awaits beyond its ...

Battleborn is an upcoming multiplayer FPS/MOBA hybrid that's being developed by Gearbox Software, the folks behind Borderlands and other such hits like Aliens: Colonial Marines.

With the open beta looming just beyond the horizon, the developers have decided to unleash an entire