Borderlands 3.5? Tiny Tina's Wonderlands

Hopefully this has a better balance of fun and rewards than BL3 does. But Assault on Dragon Keep was probably the best Borderlands content overall, so an expanded version of that, I'm in regardless.

Never played it, and not gonna buy it, so hopefully comes to Plus/Now at some point. Looks fun at least.

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Endgame Chaos Chamber

At their most basic, a normal Chaos Chamber run is a randomized challenge that should take around 20-30 minutes to complete. Your path through the dungeon goes like this: three randomized dungeon rooms where you'll need to clear out a number of enemies before you can proceed, then a mini-boss fight, followed by three more dungeon rooms, and finally, a full-on main boss fight as the grand finale. 

Each time you complete a room that isn't immediately before a boss fight, you'll open two portals that give you a degree of choice over what you’ll encounter in the next room. You have three lives to make it to the end of the dungeon; lose them all, and your run is a failure (but don't fret, you still get to keep any weapons or gear you picked up during the run).

YOUR JUST REWARDS

After you've fought tooth and nail through multiple Chaos Chamber rooms, taken on Blessings and Curses at your discretion, and put the smackdown on the final boss, you deserve some worthy rewards. A wealth of treasure awaits you in the Loot of Chaos area you're transported to after defeating the last boss, with a chest full of desirable loot for the taking. But for dedicated loot grinders, the real Chaos Chamber payout might be hiding in the bellies of the spined, slightly disturbing rabbit statues that line the room.

Above the gaping, pointy-toothed mouth of each rabbit statue is an icon representing a type of loot in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands—guns like SMGs and Assault Rifles, wearable gear like Rings and Amulets, and so on. By feeding a statue some of the Crystals you've accumulated over your run, you can make it barf up a random piece of loot from its respective loot type (just ignore those bits of rainbow-colored bile). 

Through this method, you have the means to chase after the best items for certain gear slots while enjoying the random madness inherent to the Chaos Chamber. "Now you can target which loot type you want without just farming the same boss over and over again for 20 hours," says Kent. "It's still somewhat random, but the player has some control on the kinds of loot they want to prioritize."

All 6 Classes

Multi class system

Wasn't expecting that after the fallout from the Epic v Apple bollixology.

Just playing through Assault on Dragons Keep for the first time, makes me want to get this. I'm liking it, but it's definitely geared towards MP, something I've found as the series has progressed. The first game was a joy to play solo, and the second was just as good, but the extra content/dlc was really aimed at teams. I get it, they're fun to play together, but I play solo so it's kinda annoying at times when you're up against a boss character that just pounds you, and only hoping you can get second life. Died to some Orc Lord or King or something about 8 times in a row, and only won by managing to get 5 second lifes in a row, like literally within 2 minutes all 5 second lives.

Hoping this will be BL1 good solo. Will most likely get it, just depends on when... I'm also preferring this fantasy style route, was getting bored of the vault hunter story, don't think I even finished 3...

Reviews out now.

The thing is, after Elden Ring this game cannot be challenging or with great variety. But I still think it's fun, like easy casual looter shooter fun.

Yeah I'd agree with all that. The skill trees and classes, I did like the idea of being able to mix them, but I think it meant each class felt less unique as a result. If I remember right about 3 of the classes had companions.

It was a really disappointing game. A real missed opportunity.