Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands: How Many Chapters Are in the Game?

The main campaign for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a nice departure from the Borderlands series. Instead of following characters like Handsome Jack or the less-favorably remembered Calypso twins from Borderlands 3, the story focuses on a new cast (barring Tiny Tina) as they play a lighthearted game of Bunkers and Badasses.

Understanding the pacing of a game’s story, however, is key to enjoying it. It makes sense, then, why fans are looking to understand exactly how long the game will take to beat seeing as there are so many major releases hitting shelves at this time of the year.

Luckily, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands breaks the game up into chapters so that the player can get a good feel for how much longer they have left in the experience. While that’s all well and good, the game doesn’t make it easy to know how many chapters are actually in the game, giving players only a vague understanding of how much is left.

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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Chapter List

All in all, there are 10 chapters in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. Essentially, each chapter is associated with a main quest mission of which there are 11. The full list of main quest missions can be seen right here:

• Bunkers and Badasses
• The Hero of Brighthoof
• A Hard Day’s Knight
• Thy Bard, With A Vengeance
• Emotion of the Ocean
• Ballard of Bones
• Mortal Coil
• The Son of a Witch
• Soul Purpose
• Fatebreaker
• Epilogue

Each chapter/mission should take anywhere between 45 minutes and an hour and a half depending on how thoroughly the player is planning on searching each of the visited areas. In total, the main quest is generally taking players between 10 and 15 hours to complete (thanks HowLongToBeat.)

The only two missions that don’t have the same general lengths as the others are “Emotion of the Ocean” which is essentially a lengthy interactive cutscene and the Epilogue which simply introduces the player to some of the endgame activities. The actual epilogue to the story itself takes place after the credits at the end of the “Fatebreaker” mission.