When Respawn Entertainment first showed off its concept for Titanfall and hinted at a single- and multiplayer first-person shooter full of acrobatic action and towering robot warriors that could rival Call of Duty, Titanfall 2 is the game that I wanted to play. Respawn has doubled down on its compelling formula of breakneck movement and grandiose scale, tapping the vein of those literal and figurative explosive moments that we brag about afterwards. And this time around, the first game’s lacking single-player component has been addressed with admirable results, offering an engaging trek through a universe that was begging to be fleshed out.
In this review in progress we’re looking at Titanfall 2’s single-player campaign, which is centered on an unlikely duo and unfolds through supercharged if straightforward shooting and imaginative platforming. Multiplayer impressions will follow when the servers turn on this week and I’ve had time to put some hours into them.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2eKqkKl
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