TITANFALL 2 REVIEWS MOVIE

“Respawn Entertainment did just that with Titanfall 2 they turned the ideas and mechanics from the first game into an even better experience.” It’s interesting to see a titan as an actual character instead of just a tool for pilots, something Respawn never really had the opportunity to introduce in the first game.

TITANFALL 2 REVIEWS MOVIE

Still, the tired story doesn’t keep the campaign from playing like the best possible version of a buddy-cop movie the banter between Jack and BT adds more than enough personality at just the right moments. I remember something about saving the world from a big weapon but I feel like describes any space related movie or game since the first Star Wars. I honestly don’t remember the story and that’s not for a lack of trying the story in the campaign feels very generic and forgettable. His mentor passes on his titan, BT, with his dying breath and from that point on the dynamic duo of man and metal become determined to carry out the mission.

Jack is quickly given a field promotion when he’s the last man standing in his squad. Over the span of 9 missions (more like 8 and a tutorial), you assume the role of Jack Cooper, a rifleman training to become a pilot. Maybe that’s because many other modern FPS games that are focused on multiplayer seem like they tack on a campaign to simply check a box however, Titanfall 2 seemed to take this addition seriously.

I personally didn’t feel Titanfall needed a traditional campaign mode, but now that I’ve experienced what that’s like I realize what I was missing. The biggest new addition to the game is the campaign, perhaps because many people felt multiplayer only campaign of the first Titanfall didn’t feel like a proper story mode.

Titanfall 2 reviews