It’s time to look at Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands main menus BAYBAY as the excitable explosive-loving character would shout. There’s a fair number of menus available in Gearbox’s new spin-off title from the Borderlands universe, taking players to a dungeons and dragons setting. What’s more, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has an accessibility menu, however, what else does the game hold in store for available options?
It’s also worth remembering that the existence of an accessibility menu doesn’t mean that the game itself is accessible. Instead, this deep dive serves to show players what to expect from the menus in case there is anything they need or prefer to see.
All images and information displayed below are from the launch version on PS5 and could be subject to change.
Boot Menu
After clicking an awkward number of various terms and conditions agreement buttons and linking a Shift account —The game’s social account system for keys and gifts— there are first-boot options available. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands includes the usual graphical options but includes both subtitles and closed captions, which is a good start for accessibility.
Each choice comes with an explanation of the option being adjusted, and for closed captions, it’s noted that critical sounds are presented as subtitles.
- Enable HDR
- Brightness
- Black Level
- Graphics Preference
- Subtitles
- Closed Captions
Settings
The rest of the settings menus are available from the start menu and in-game and contain a number of features that players can adjust to make the experience their own.
Visuals
The options in this area contain features such as adjusting how split-screen looks, with myself favoring horizontal split-screen over vertical.
- Preferred Split Screen Layout
- Horizontal
- Vertical
- Graphics Preference
- Resolution
- Performance
- Calibrate Display
- Field of View
Sounds
The sound mode presets here are nice, allowing the user to choose a mode that suits their setup or environment with the night mode being useful for quieter sessions. Player callouts can also stop any non-story-specific callouts such as combat dialogue and such.
- Master Volume
- Sound Effects Volume
- Music Volume
- Dialogue Volume
- Player Callouts
- Sound Mode
- Small Speaker
- HiFi
- Night Time
- Mono
- Headphones
- Audio Language
Controls
This section has three areas for different control settings tucked inside under headings with the LT and RT triggers being used to switch between them.
Basic
Controller
- Controller Vibration
- Trigger Effect Function
- Look Sensitivity
- ADS Sensitivity
- Vertical Look
- Horizontal Look
- Map Vertical Rotation
- Map Horizontal Rotation
Advanced
Movement
- Forward Movement
- Normal
- Inverted
- Strafe Movement
- Normal
- Inverted
Left Stick
- Inner Deadzone
- Outer Deadzone
- Axial Deadzone
Right Stick
- Inner Deadzone
- Outer Deadzone
- Axial Deadzone
Controller
Control Scheme
- Button Scheme
- Default
- Classic
- Stick Scheme
- Default
- South Paw
- Old School
- Old School South Paw
The options that follow after that are rebinding, allowing users to choose from various gameplay inputs to remap.
Gameplay
For gameplay, users can change their difficulty at any time, and the option to reset menu tutorials can be useful for those jumping back on after a prolonged period of time.
General
- Difficulty
- Relaxed
- Balanced
- Intense
- Tutorials
- Reset Menu Tutorials
HUD
- Reticle Position
- Lowered
- Centered
- Minimap Rotation
- Rotate Minimap
- Rotate Player
- Minimap Legendaries
Network and Social
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands can be played alone, or up to four players can join a co-op session and play through the story and side-missions. The user gets a bunch of options to change how this works in regards to playing with friends or strangers, cross-play and more.
- Group Privacy
- Friends only
- Invite Only
- Open to Public
- Local Only
- Cross-Play
- Friend Sync
- Matchmaking Region
- Trade Requests
- Off
- Friends Only
- All Players
Accessibility
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has an accessibility menu looking into various parts of gameplay. Aim assist can be enabled, some inputs can be assigned as toggle or hold, subtitles can be adjusted, and the color of the reticle can be changed for certain targets such as friendlies or enemies.
Aiming
- Aim Assist
- ADS Snap to Target
- Weapon ADS
- Toggle
- Hold
Movement
- Camera Headbob
- Sprint
- Toggle
- Hold
- Crouch
- Toggle
- Hold
- Mantle with Forward
Visual
- Friendly Reticle Color
- Green
- Teal
- Orange
- Purple
- Neutral Reticle Color
- White
- Teal
- Orange
- Purple
- Hostile Reticle Color
- Red
- Teal
- Orange
- Purple
- Camera Shake Scale
Sound
- Subtitles
- Closed Captions
- Subtitles and CC size
- Subtitles and CC Opacity
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X.
