2K and Gearbox have dropped another new Tiny Tina’s Wonderland trailer ahead of its March 25 release date. The trailer reveals new classes, new environments and new gameplay features, which you can read more about below.
NEW CLASSES:
- Stabbomancers are sneaky, critical-hit-focused assassins who summon magic whirling blades to
the battlefield and disappear into the shadows at will. They are all about creating and capitalizing
on opportunities. The skillful Stabbomancer exploits foes’ weaknesses to stealthily strike vital
targets to bring enemies down before they know what hit them; - Brr-Zerkers are tenacious, frost-infused bruisers who complement their firepower with an
onslaught of brutal melee attacks. They are hardy warriors who hail from the frozen mountains,
with a long line of ancestors who trained their bodies to withstand and even harness the bitter
cold of icy winters. In battle, Brr-Zerkers prefer to do their fighting up close and personal, taking point on the front lines as a whirling maelstrom of exceptionally chilly death.
NEW ENVIRONMENTS
- Brighthoof is the crown jewel of Queen Butt Stallion’s bodacious queendom and a beacon of
light to all who yearn to bunker or be badass. Though diligently protected by the honored
Diamond Guard, the capital city of the Wonderlands has (of-late) been brought low by nefarious
enemies; - Butt Stallion’s Castle, Castle Sparklewithers, is brighter than the shiniest stars and more
magical than the most majestic mages. The castle glows so brightly, the queendom is bathed in
eternal light; - Sunfang Oasis seems like the ideal reprieve from the unrelenting heat of deserts in the
Wonderlands, with its lush foliage, shimmering lagoons, and colossal ruins from civilizations long
past. But unwary travelers lured in by these calming sights won’t notice the ever-nearing slither of
the ferocious Coiled until it’s too late. - The Tangledrift beanstalk lifted up entire chunks of earth as its stem grew to pierce the heavens,
creating an ecosystem unto itself high above the clouds. Some folks have adapted to this
ludicrously lofty lifestyle and made the most of their surprise high-rise homes. But even towns in
the sky aren’t out of harm’s reach
