Borderlands 2 – Pre Production

With the unexpected success of the first borderlands game creative director Mike Neumann hinted on a new borderlands game could be made and on the 2nd

August 2011 it was officially confirmed that a sequel would be made and would be named borderlands 2. like most games borderlands 2 started with planning out what could go in the game from the main characters to the plot and from villains to NPC’s. Developers began to draw out characters to start things off and bringing in Lorin Wood the concept designer responsible for the design in borderlands got them off to a good start as well as many other artists working hard to make amazing characters, settings and vehicles.

Concept Art - Characters

Concept Art – Enemies

Concept Art – Vehicles

Concept Art – Cities and

Landscapes

Borderlands 2 - ProductionProduction of borderlands began pretty much after the creative director Mike Neumann announced that a second game would be released but all though having similar features to the first game Borderlands 2 was mainly built from the ground up this included brand new main characters to plays as and brand new NPC’s as well as a brand new army to create with a Brand new villain to rule them as well as a brand new gun system that has been fully rebuilt from the ground since the first borderlands and of course brand new locations and missions to explore and complete. Like the first borderlands number two would be developed by gearbox software then published by 2K Games

Borderlands 2 – Post Production

Borderlands 2 was created using the development tool the ‘Unreal Engine 3’ which was integrated with numerous leading middleware technologies through Epic Games’ integrated partner program to create a epic game development program which can create highly realistic animations with inventive audio and is able to create the most amazing terrains, The perfect tool to bring borderlands 2 to life and be able to display the beauty of Pandora and the life of the characters through looks and vocals.