Tales from the Borderlands - Episode 3: Catch a Ride

4.5 out of 5 from 187 votes

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29,242 tracked gamers have this dlc pack, 28,436 have completed it (97.24%)

There are a maximum of 7 achievements worth 234 (200)

There are no reviews | Estimated completion: 1-2 hours

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Episode 3: Catch a Ride Achievements

Completed Chapter 1 of Episode 3

There is 1 guide

Unlocked by 29,230 tracked gamers (100% - TA Ratio = 1.15)

Completed Chapter 2 of Episode 3

There is 1 guide

Unlocked by 29,129 tracked gamers (100% - TA Ratio = 1.16)

Completed Chapter 3 of Episode 3

There are no guides

Unlocked by 28,886 tracked gamers (99% - TA Ratio = 1.16)

Completed Chapter 4 of Episode 3

There are no guides

Unlocked by 28,630 tracked gamers (98% - TA Ratio = 1.17)

Completed Chapter 5 of Episode 3

There are no guides

Unlocked by 28,507 tracked gamers (97% - TA Ratio = 1.17)

Completed Chapter 6 of Episode 3

There are no guides

Unlocked by 28,450 tracked gamers (97% - TA Ratio = 1.17)

Completed Episode 3

There are no guides

Unlocked by 28,437 tracked gamers (97% - TA Ratio = 1.17)

DLC Information

Episode 3: Catch a Ride (Add-on)

Release:: 24 June 2015
Medium:: Digital only
Size:: 1.57GB

Purchase Options

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Other Downloadable Content

Episode 2: Atlas Mugged - 7 achievements worth 229 TA

Episode 4: Escape Plan Bravo - 7 achievements worth 236 TA

Episode 5: The Vault of the Traveler - 7 achievements worth 237 TA

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Official Site Review

In terms of mechanics, each Telltale game is really a sequel to its predecessors. In that way, Tales From The Borderlands is mostly a success. Legacy concerns still plague this game like they have been doing for the last half-decade. However, dialogue options feel the most cohesive they've ever been and the combat adds a few new wrinkles while fixing what didn't work before. Naysayers of their formula won't be quieted with another game in Telltale's library that has especially little to offer for major player choices, but fans who have so far enjoyed their style of video game will absolutely enjoy this one, even if they aren't a Borderlands fan. It's the best Borderlands story told so far. More startlingly, it's the best Telltale story told so far, and should, with any luck, provoke a rise in the ripe genre of comedy video games.