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Its the equivalent of gaming sacrilege: Xbox One button prompts have made it into the PS4 version of episode four of Telltale Games Tales From the Borderlands.

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Myles Gann from The Game Fanatics writes: Tales From the Borderlands episode four tries to tackle every emotion possible in a short, sweet package. Rhys, Fiona and the ever-changing gang at their backs ended episode three with some issues to sort out. Inside the Pandora adventure, villainess Vallory had the upper hand with the only certainty being that the gang was heading to Hyperion to complete their Vault adventure. Escape Plan Bravo begins directly after that last fire fight, pushing the cast of characters to the stars after a lengthy introductory sequence. What follows feels like an improvement technologically over Catch-A-Ride while seeming to want to give the player plenty of emotional attachments for the last episode.

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Warp Zoned writes: "Lego Jurassic World sets out to create a family-friendly version of some of the greatest adventure movies of our time, and in that regard, it succeeds. Aside from a few hiccups that appear to be out of their control, Travellers Tales has put out yet another solid entry in the franchise. The game doesnt really break any new ground, but it does build upon past entries to make yet another fun experience for fans of all ages."

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Myles Gann from The Game Fanatics writes: Tales From the Borderlands episode four tries to tackle every emotion possible in a short, sweet package. Rhys, Fiona and the ever-changing gang at their backs ended episode three with some issues to sort out. Inside the Pandora adventure, villainess Vallory had the upper hand with the only certainty being that the gang was heading to Hyperion to complete their Vault adventure. Escape Plan Bravo begins directly after that last fire fight, pushing the cast of characters to the stars after a lengthy introductory sequence. What follows feels like an improvement technologically over Catch-A-Ride while seeming to want to give the player plenty of emotional attachments for the last episode.

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Warp Zoned writes: "Lego Jurassic World sets out to create a family-friendly version of some of the greatest adventure movies of our time, and in that regard, it succeeds. Aside from a few hiccups that appear to be out of their control, Travellers Tales has put out yet another solid entry in the franchise. The game doesnt really break any new ground, but it does build upon past entries to make yet another fun experience for fans of all ages."

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Myles Gann from The Game Fanatics writes: Tales From the Borderlands episode four tries to tackle every emotion possible in a short, sweet package. Rhys, Fiona and the ever-changing gang at their backs ended episode three with some issues to sort out. Inside the Pandora adventure, villainess Vallory had the upper hand with the only certainty being that the gang was heading to Hyperion to complete their Vault adventure. Escape Plan Bravo begins directly after that last fire fight, pushing the cast of characters to the stars after a lengthy introductory sequence. What follows feels like an improvement technologically over Catch-A-Ride while seeming to want to give the player plenty of emotional attachments for the last episode.

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Warp Zoned writes: "Lego Jurassic World sets out to create a family-friendly version of some of the greatest adventure movies of our time, and in that regard, it succeeds. Aside from a few hiccups that appear to be out of their control, Travellers Tales has put out yet another solid entry in the franchise. The game doesnt really break any new ground, but it does build upon past entries to make yet another fun experience for fans of all ages."

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GR: Apparently, starting off with a bang isn't good enough for Tales from the Borderlands. There are in fact several bangs, and rockets exploding, and people being cut in half or blown up or run over by a death derby monster truck. In the midst of all that action, you jump back and forth between controlling Hyperion businessman Rhys and Pandoran conwoman Fiona, reluctant partners captured in the game's opening minutes and forced to recount their journey by a gun-toting kidnapper. That's just as dazzling and confusing as it sounds, because Telltale's take on the Borderlands universe is gory, crazy, and sometimes so nuts that it's hard to keep track of. Still, its consistent, strong sense of humor adds coherence to the madness, and episode 3 keeps the jokes coming strong right alongside the explosions.