Borderlands 2

Borderlands 2 sits in the action and role-playing genres, and the store description calls it a shoot and loot game at heart. You choose one of four vault hunters, and the new classes include the Siren, Commando, Gunzerker and Assassin. The Gunzerker can dual-wield any two weapons found in the game, and the store page highlights the wild combinations this allows, such as dual machine guns, dual rocket launchers or dual sniper rifles.

The core loop is easy to describe: explore, fight, pick up gear and push forward. The story begins with your hunter left for dead on the frozen tundra of Pandora, on a quest for revenge and redemption against Handsome Jack, the Hyperion CEO. You face creatures, psychos and the Hyperion mechanical army, including new enemies such as the gorilla-like Bullymongs and the predatory Stalkers. Loot is a major part of the experience, with procedurally generated shields, grenades, Relics, class mods and much more.

The world spans several new areas of Pandora, from the arctic tundra to the dangerous grasslands and the mysterious corrosive caverns. Co-op supports up to four players, online or over LAN, and you can drop in and drop out of a campaign without restarting the game. Gear you collect can be carried from one game to another, which makes sharing loot with friends part of the appeal.

• Four all-new vault hunters, including the Siren, Commando, Gunzerker and Assassin, each offering a different way to play.
• The Gunzerker can dual-wield any two weapons found in the game, opening up unusual weapon pairings.
• Drop-in, drop-out co-op for up to four players, online or over LAN, without restarting the game.
• Procedurally generated loot, including shields, grenades, Relics and class mods, fills the world.
• New areas of Pandora, from the arctic tundra to the grasslands and corrosive caverns, along with new enemies like Bullymongs and Stalkers.
• The Steam page lists full controller support, Steam achievements, trading cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing and remote play to phones, tablets and TVs.

Steam lists Borderlands 2 as Very Positive, with 89% of its reviews positive across hundreds of thousands of reviews. Steam assigns review labels based on the percentage of positive reviews and the total volume, so a Very Positive label at this scale signals a large and consistently favorable reception.

Review counts this large tend to be more stable than the figures you see on newer releases with only a handful of reviews, so the percentage is a useful signal. A high score still reflects the opinions of many players, not a guarantee that the game will suit your taste, especially if you dislike shooter and loot-focused gameplay.

All prices in this guide are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Borderlands 2 is currently NT$ 59, down from a regular price of NT$ 596, which is a 90% discount. That current price is also the lowest we have recorded, and we first logged it on 2026-11-03.

We have seen the game discounted often, and it has not been free to keep in our records. Because our price record is still short, the verdict on whether this is the best time to buy is tentative. We recorded only one price point so far, so we cannot yet say how the price typically moves between sales.

If you want the game and the price suits your budget, the current NT$ 59 is a deep discount from the NT$ 596 regular price. Waiting for a lower price is a gamble, since the price is already at our recorded low, so the decision mostly comes down to how much you want to play now.

1. Sign in to Steam on the website or in the desktop client, then open the Borderlands 2 store page.
2. Click the purchase option on the store page to buy the game at the current Taiwan price of NT$ 59.
3. Complete checkout and confirm that Borderlands 2 appears in your Steam library.
4. If you are not ready to buy, add Borderlands 2 to your wishlist instead.
5. Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications so you hear about future price drops.
6. Check back here for the price trend before you decide.

Traditional Chinese is supported with full audio, and English is also available. The Mac and Linux versions are available only in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish, so check the language list before buying for those platforms. All prices shown are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.