- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- June 23, 2022
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four Fatemakers complete the campaign online or in supported split-screen. Cooperation mode gives each player level-scaled enemies and instanced loot, while Coopetition uses the host’s level and shared drops; multiclass builds combine guns, spells, melee, and action skills.
About this game
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a first-person shooter RPG set in a Dungeons & Dragons-style fantasy world narrated by the explosive Tiny Tina herself. You create a custom multiclass hero and jump into a campaign full of skeletons, goblins, and plenty of loot-spewing chaos. The game plays as true co-op, letting you and your friends tackle the story together or drop in and out as you explore a world where dice rolls and imagination fuel the madness.
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Combat blends the frantic gunplay Borderlands is known for with spells, swords, and class combos that encourage wild experimentation. You will level up, hunt legendary gear, and mix abilities from multiple skill trees to suit your playstyle. The humor and unpredictable storytelling keep sessions lively, especially when friends are along to share the absurdity.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands supports online co-op and LAN play, making it straightforward to team up across the internet or on a local network. The campaign scales to your party size, and the shared-loot system means every player stays engaged in the hunt for better guns and spells.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can we drop in and out of each other's games freely?
Yes, the game supports drop-in/drop-out co-op, so friends can join your session or leave without disrupting the campaign. The difficulty scales to your party size automatically.
Is loot shared or does everyone get their own drops?
The game uses a shared-loot system, meaning every player is hunting for better guns and spells from the same pool of drops. This keeps everyone engaged in looting together.
Do we need to coordinate builds and classes closely?
Not necessarily. The multiclass system and variety of guns, spells, and melee options give you flexibility to experiment. While coordinating abilities can be fun, the game doesn't demand communication-heavy teamwork to succeed.