Brief Introduction to Respawn: The devs behind Titanfall 2 were previously working at Infinity Ward on COD4, during the good times of COD.

Selling Point: The Game boasts various mechanics involving wallrunning and titans. The maps are designed to have great synergy for agile movement throughout the map for players(pilots) aswell as allowing larger lanes for the Titans to operate in. Pilots have to practice guerrilla tactics and wallrunning from cover to cover, trying to get on top of enemy titans and steal their batteries to be transferred to an allied titan. Titans have abilities of their own but I am not going to get into that. Pilots also have the choice to have a single ability of their own like a grapple hook, speed boost etc allowing pilots even greater freedom of movement or offensive capacities.

Personal Notes: The campaign is well made, the levels bring something new to the table every single time but some of such level concepts are arguably stolen/inspired from other games. So not everything is going to be unique. However, I like the direction of quite a few cut scenes and I think the game has pulled off its immersion quite well.
On top of everything and despite being an EA Title, Titanfall 2 has been releasing FREE DLCs since its release. Additionally, Microtransactions are purely limited to cosmetic items, a policy everyone has been loving and endorsing lately.

Combat: With little to no recoil and inaccuracies, shooting is just point and click with no need for spray control, just like COD. However, unlike COD, Shooting your target is quite fun & challenging when they're constantly wall jumping and grappling away from you or when you're trying to kill someone while running from death yourself. Gameplay is fast paced in this way.

Graphics: 9/10
Gameplay: 10/10
Playtime: 7 Hours worth of single player, Unlimited fun on multiplayer

10/10 would play with Eurobeat tracks in the background like a speedy speed boi

[u]Brief Introduction to Respawn:[/u] The devs behind Titanfall 2 were previously working at Infinity Ward on COD4, during the good times of COD. [u] Selling Point: [/u] The Game boasts various mechanics involving wallrunning and titans. The maps are designed to have great synergy for agile movement throughout the map for players(pilots) aswell as allowing larger lanes for the Titans to operate in. Pilots have to practice guerrilla tactics and wallrunning from cover to cover, trying to get on top of enemy titans and steal their batteries to be transferred to an allied titan. Titans have abilities of their own but I am not going to get into that. Pilots also have the choice to have a single ability of their own like a grapple hook, speed boost etc allowing pilots even greater freedom of movement or offensive capacities. [u]Personal Notes:[/u] The campaign is well made, the levels bring something new to the table every single time but some of such level concepts are arguably [i]stolen/inspired[/i] from other games. So not everything is going to be unique. However, I like the direction of quite a few cut scenes and I think the game has pulled off its immersion quite well. [u]On top of everything and [b]despite being an EA Title,[/b] Titanfall 2 has been releasing FREE DLCs since its release. Additionally, Microtransactions are purely limited to cosmetic items[/u], a policy everyone has been loving and endorsing lately. [u]Combat:[/u] With little to no recoil and inaccuracies, shooting is just point and click with [u]no need for spray control[/u], just like COD. However, unlike COD, Shooting your target is quite fun & challenging when they're constantly wall jumping and grappling away from you or when you're trying to kill someone while running from death yourself. Gameplay is [u]fast paced[/u] in this way. [u]Graphics:[/u] 9/10 [u]Gameplay:[/u] 10/10 [u]Playtime:[/u] 7 Hours worth of single player, Unlimited fun on multiplayer 10/10 would play with Eurobeat tracks in the background like a speedy speed boi