Yes, they do. Each Borderlands game has an overarching story that ties the gameplay together. For example, in the main plot, players are often on a quest to find something valuable like a vault key or to stop a powerful villain. The story progresses as you complete missions, encounter various characters, and explore the game's world.
No. While there is an overall story in the Borderlands games, it's not completely linear. You can often choose which missions to take on first and explore different areas in various orders. This gives players some freedom in how they experience the story.
Yes, most Naruto games follow the story to some extent. They often incorporate key plot points, character arcs, and important events from the anime and manga. For example, games like 'Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm' series cover major battles and storylines, allowing players to experience the story in an interactive way.
Most Metro games do follow a story. These stories are immersive and detailed. They draw players into a world that has been devastated by nuclear war. The story elements include the protagonist's attempts to find a better life, the mysteries of the metro tunnels, and the power struggles between different groups. As you play, you are constantly engaged with the evolving story, which is a major part of what makes the Metro games so engaging.
Yes, they do. Each Hitman game has an overarching story that ties together the various missions. Agent 47's origin, his relationship with the ICA (International Contract Agency), and his encounters with different characters and organizations form the main plot elements.
Well, it varies. Some Naruto games try to stick closely to the original story, but others might incorporate new elements or side quests that deviate a bit. It really depends on the game's design and the developers' choices.
Well, first comes Borderlands. It sets up the basic world, characters, and the whole concept of the Borderlands universe. Then Borderlands 2 continues the story, with new villains and a more developed world. After that, Borderlands: The Pre - Sequel fills in some of the backstory, showing events that happened between the first and second games. And finally, there's Borderlands 3 which takes the story even further, expanding the scope of the game world and the overarching narrative with new regions to explore and challenges to face.
Well, it starts with Borderlands. This game sets the foundation, introducing us to Pandora and the concept of the Vaults. Then comes Borderlands 2 which continues the story, following new Vault Hunters and dealing with the rise of a new big bad, Handsome Jack. Borderlands: The Pre - Sequel is kind of a prequel to Borderlands 2, showing events that happened before it. And finally, Borderlands 3 takes the story even further, exploring new planets and dealing with a new threat to the universe. So in short, it's Borderlands, Borderlands 2, Borderlands: The Pre - Sequel, and Borderlands 3 in that order.
No, not exactly. While they are based on the novels, the games have their own story arcs. For example, in the games, Geralt has different quests and adventures that are not in the novels. But they do keep the essence of the Witcher world.