Back in 2014, Respawn Entertainment promised to revitalize the FPS genre by blending it with mechs, those loveable, ridable giant robots that anyone who grew-up during the ‘80s wishes were commercially available already. Unfortunately for Respawn, they made a slight miscalculation with their game, “Titanfall,” and neglected to include any single-player content, instead releasing a compulsory-multi-player, online-only experiment in ‘multi-player storytelling.’ Because of this oversight, I, and likeminded folk in droves, gave that game a pass. Two years later, and in the custody of cannibalistic EA, Respawn got a second chance with “Titanfall 2,” a game that promised to provide the single-player, story-driven experience missing from the original, while keeping multi-player as... |
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