Abstract: It's a game where you will do all of these things - and more - constantly, thanks to lean, intelligent multiplayer design. Titanfall is silly on the surface and clever underneath, and this cleverness is characterised, somewhat counter-intuitively, by restraint....
Abstract: I never really believed in the concept of review scores. They're a boring way to distill an entire page of criticism into a quick quality judgement, and the written review will hold all the pros and cons of the subject matter anyhow. That said, this may a...
Published: 2014-03-21, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
Titanfall isn't terribly original in either scope or concept, and neither is it terribly deep. Putting more hours in does result in a lot of choices when it comes to the weapons you take into combat, and a growing familiarity with the game's maps, but tha...
Abstract: For any shooter looking to hook a long-term crowd, the two-month point is crucial. The casual crew has already disappeared, along with those who didn't gel with the game's systems and options from the offset. Instead, it's about maintaining those who are ...
So there you have it, 3 of my favourite things that has made Titanfall so enjoyable and different to any other shooter out there. The game is worth every hard earned penny and has masses of replayability. With a season pass and new content in the near fut...
Impressive weaponry, Fun to play as both Titans and pilots, Useful Burn Cards, Lots of maps
Generic story, No environmental destruction
Titanfall is the first-person shooter for people who see the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises as the “same old same old.” Certainly being the first entry in a potential new franchise helps, but Titanfall is more than that. The freshness really ste...
Superb multiplayer action, detailed and interesting maps, super-speedy action that rewards different play styles, Titans are just simply the coolest things ever, 4K resolution PC play
Multiplayer matching can frustrate the less experienced first person shooter player, Xbox One 792p graphics are hardly next-gen, campaign mode is superfluous
When we played the Beta test version of Titanfall a month ago, we felt like Respawn had created something fresh and different for a very crowded genre and the final game has reinforced that hunch. This is Halo for a new generation of gamer and feels...
Published: 2014-03-13, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
The Titanfall Atlas headset from Turtle Beach [TURTLE BEACH]IF you want to get the full experience with Titanfall it's worth splashing out for the new official branded earphones accompanying the game.The Titanfall Atlas headset is colourful and sounds fan...
