It doesn't look like a happy ending for the Tales From The Borderlands crew

Tales From The Borderlands from Telltale and Gearbox is all set to wrap up its story of space-pirates, space-hackers, space-corporations and space-wizards next week, but things don't look too good for our space-heroes:

Without spoiling anything of what's happened so far in the narrative-driven Borderlands spin-off, what you see here are heroes Rhys and Fiona tied up, running from explosions and/or people with big guns, and Borderlands 2 villain Handsome Jack seemingly taking over Rhys' body. Not exactly the cheeriest of circumstances, but then these people live on a planet called "Pandora." No one ever said it was gonna be a happy game.

The final episode of Tales From The Borderlands will be available on PS4, PS3, and PC on October 20, Xbox One and Xbox 360 on October 21, and iOS and Android devices on October 22.

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