Tiny Tina's Wonderland is embracing the Chaos in its endgame

2K and Gearbox have announced that once players complete the main story, Tiny Tina’s Wonderland won’t stop there, as there is even more to enjoy, welcome to the Chaos Chamber.

Once you have gained access to the Chaos Chamber, you and up to three friends can spend as long as you want exploring its many rooms, in the hopes of getting some amazing loot, but there is a twist, you won’t be repeating the same rooms each time, no they will change.

The basic gist of the Chaos Chamber is that a run should take at least 20 minutes to complete and while the specifics will change, the general outline of the room is that you will get three rooms, then a mini-boss, before you get three more rooms and then a big boss to wrap things up.

At the end of each room, unless it is the room before the big boss, you can choose a portal to go through and each will take you to a different room, meaning even if you had the same identical first room, the choice at the end can lead you to two distinctly different options.

But it isn’t just the room layout, objectives, enemies and traps will all be different, maybe you will have to protect something for a preset amount of time, or perhaps you just have to survive waves and waves of enemies, there is no real way of knowing.

"We have over 60 level layouts, which will mix and match throughout a dungeon run," says Kent Rochefort, Lead Game Designer on Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. "On top of that, all the many types of enemies from the game can show up, with up to three different kinds of armies in one room. There are also explosive barrels and traps that populate based on the room. Some are smaller, some are bigger; our level designers went with what felt appropriate for each particular combat arena."

By successfully beating a Chaos Chamber, you'll earn Moon Orbs, an in-game currency you can spend at the Enchantment Re-roller station in Brighthoof.

Every time you use the Enchantment Re-roller, you'll be offered a random replacement for the Enchantment effect on your gear or the option to keep the one you've got. By rerolling the enchantments on your favorite pieces of gear, you can push their power even further by finding the enchantment that best synergizes with your loadout. Rerolling won't take many Moon Orbs when you first start out, but it'll be exponentially more expensive the more times you reroll the same item.

There is a lot more detail to discover about Chaos Chamber, which you can discover here and if you are looking to get the game for you or someone else, be sure to check out our Bargain Guide, to get the best deal and to know which version you have to get in order to get the game across generations.