Titanfall 2

The end result is a collection of fantastic mechanics across its campaign and its multiplayer that often feel hamstrung by difficult to understand design choices. There's clearly more here than before, and the package is offering something more "complete" by today's standards. But Titanfall 2 throws the series' dynamics off enough to make for something that just doesn't quite click together as well as it did before.

Titanfall 2 is the new king of the FPS hill. Controls are tight, action is fierce, maps are intricately designed, and Titans are badass. The cherry on top is a campaign that is genuinely enjoyable, and one that fans of the first game are likely to be satisfied with, which expands upon the universe of the series.

If Respawn had simply doubled-down and released the multiplayer for Titanfall 2 as it exists now, I would still easily recommend it. They’ve tweaked the existing formula in deeply satisfying ways that extend the life of the game immensely. However, by adding a truly surprising and impeccably designed single-player campaign that is consistently fun to play, as a package Titanfall 2 is the most pure, minute-to-minute fun I’ve had with any game this year.

Kalau kamu gemar dengan genre FPS, serta ingin permainan yang cepat, unik, dan melibatkan aksi robot besar, maka Titanfall 2 sebaiknya menjadi game incaranmu selanjutnya. Meski game ini dirilis di antara Battlefield 1 dan Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Titanfall 2 adalah sebuah FPS yang tidak kalah menarik.

The newest iteration in Titanfall 2 has clearly demonstrated that the team at Respawn was not ready to give up on an awesome concept. With just the addition of a well-designed campaign and more titan chassis for multiplayer Titanfall 2 would have been a decent game, but because of the focus on customization and a variety of other details this game is obviously a labor of love.

Intelligent, creative, and never less than thrilling, Titanfall 2 finally realises the series' true potential with verve and polish.

Titanfall 2 is the product of a developer that took to heart all the criticism that was thrown at the original. Even though the single player campaign treads familiar ground and falters in some areas, it’s a solid effort with some great moments that I’m sure to remember.

Respawn Entertainment had an interesting job going into Titanfall 2, as they had to take what worked in a multiplayer-focused experience and translate it to a single player campaign. However, they succeeded with flying colors, offering both a campaign and multiplayer mode that are near the top of their respective classes. Titanfall 2 improves and expands upon the first game in every way, resulting in a fantastic game that any fan of the FPS genre needs to check out.

Ultimately, different people want different things out of their console-style competitive shooters these days, and the market has split between this type of faster shooter and the larger scale and more deliberate style of a Battlefield game. If you're forever on the Battlefield side of things, this type of high-speed action might not be up your alley at all. For my part, Titanfall 2 improves greatly upon the first game and stands up there alongside some of my favorite games in the Call of Duty franchise.

Its praise is well-deserved, and it's apparent that a lot of heart and soul were poured into it. Don't hesitate to pick this one up, folks. Everything that makes a shooter fun - mobility, action, and a sense of empowerment - has been perfected here, and we're already waiting to see what Respawn does next.

In an era where it feels like the majority of shooters either have single-player or multiplayer tacked on, Titanfall 2 is the full package. The top-tier campaign has nearly perfect pacing, and the subtle revisions and additions to the multiplayer make it better than ever. For first-person shooter fans, Titanfall 2 is a must play.

18 months after Respawn Entertainment debuted their big proof-of-concept project, Titanfall 2 delivers on the promise made by such an idea, and amazingly, goes even further. The single-player campaign is a blast while the multiplayer is solid if only slightly underwhelming.

Titanfall 2 takes what works with the original and builds on it. The same addicting momentum-based movement system is back and it’s still fun to use. Built on top of this is a campaign that, while not the most original, manages to create a relationship that feels genuine with a unique mission structure that embraces the movement system to create unique gameplay scenarios.

The formula for Titanfall 2 is relatively straightforward, and many of its signature features can be found in other games since past, but the high quality found in Titanfall 2’s most fundamental elements cannot be denied. Shooting is fluid, campaign missions are creative, and the multiplayer will keep you hooked for quite some time; what more can you ask for?

Its feelgood movement is the foundation for both the engaging action and platforming gameplay of its strong campaign and its over-the-top competitive multiplayer. With bolstered progression, customization, variety, and a fleshed-out story, Respawn has made good on its original vision with Titanfall 2. And bottom line, it’s just damn fun to play.

It’s hard to sulk about the lack of A.I. grunts in most of the multiplayer matches when you’re unloading a red hot chest laser into a mech that is hovering 50 feet above ground pelting you with missiles. There isn’t a shooter on the market that can compare with Titanfall 2 when it comes to imagination, inventiveness, and flat-out spectacle.

Titanfall 2 demonstrates a vitality that its predecessor couldn't. Whereas the first Titanfall kept up its breakneck pace throughout the entirety of every match, Titanfall 2 understands that sometimes, dialing things back for a few moments can make the long run much more enjoyable. In many ways, Titanfall 2 feels like the game Respawn should have made in 2013. It's a fantastic sequel. It's a fluid shooter. It's a spectacular game.

Although it's a little on the short side, and its production values are a bit oldschool, Titanfall 2's single-player campaign is a really enjoyable experience while it lasts. It's very inventive and fun, and a great warm-up for the game's excellent multiplayer component, whose gunplay and controls are absolutely outstanding. All it needs is a few more maps and modes.

With its thrilling multiplayer now backed up by a surprisingly excellent single-player campaign, Titanfall 2 is every bit the sequel I'd been hoping for.

Titanfall 2 is a major surprise. I was expecting to love the multiplayer and to tolerate the campaign, but I love everything about it. Respawn isn’t just making Call of Duty with mechs. It has found its own way, and that has paid off with a special game.

The campaign’s story may suffer from frequent moments of banality, but its inventive gameplay, entertaining baddies, and glossy pacing make for an unexpectedly catchy adventure. Meanwhile, the multiplayer is swift and chaotic in all the right ways, adding to the impressive crop of multiplayer shooters EA’s been able to cultivate this past year.

On the one hand, you have Respawn’s short, but fun single player that’s more free and open than most FPS campaigns, and on the other, a multiplayer that’s an iterative improvement on an already fantastic game. In other words, Titanfall 2 is as exhilarating and refreshing now as the original was back in 2014.

One of the best first person shooters of the generation, with significant improvements in depth and longevity – and even a half decent story mode. Fantastic gunplay and mech combat, with a near endless array of options, unlocks, and equipment. Improved match design, excellent pacing, and solid, if unremarkable, story campaign.

Titanfall 2 is what the first-person genre so desperately needed: an injection of originality. The divine single player campaign is something truly special, and we won't be forgetting any of its standout moments in a hurry. Couple this with a deep multiplayer serving that offers a variety of modes and unique gameplay mechanics and you've got one of the best FPS games of the generation so far.

Given that its oddly timed publishing schedule saw it emerge as the filling between a COD/Battlefield sandwich during the busiest release window of the year, it's fair to say that Titanfall 2 certainly had its work cut out to get noticed. Despite this, Respawn Entertainment has delivered a solid package that ticks all the right boxes for fans of the first-person shooter.

There's more variety, refined systems, and a wealth of mechanics that facilitate exciting and adventurous play. Simply put, Titanfall 2 has got it all, and if you're after a sci-fi shooter to lose yourself in for the foreseeable future, we'd recommend you make this your next port of call.

Titanfall 2 nos ha sorprendido con su campaña, llena de ideas atrevidas y diferentes al shooter cinemático tradicional, mientras ofrece un multijugador más sólido y con más empaque, capaz de ofrecer una mayor versatilidad a medida que progresamos por todos sus niveles. Una obra frenética, que va más allá de ser el mejor en apuntar y disparar, que enriquece el género y lo dota de un nuevo atractivo para quien cree que ya lo había visto todo.

Los mayores aciertos de Titanfall 2, decía antes, son una herencia del original. Lo brillante de esta secuela es su forma de hacerlo evidente; con una estructura más generosa, una presentación más amena y un diseño más expuesto, se vuelve un producto más coherente, divertido y adictivo. Hay cierto optimismo en Titanfall 2. Un buen piropo, creo yo, para un juego de disparos.

La primera entrega forjó las bases de un estilo de juego frenético y repleto de dinamismo, sin embargo, la escasez de contenido y la ausencia del modo campaña fueron dos factores determinantes que lastraron la experiencia final. En esta ocasión, Respawn Entertainment ha escuchado a la comunidad y ofrece una enorme cantidad de contenido.

Titanfall 2 a enfin une vraie campagne solo, et réussie de surcroît ! Offrant un scénario maîtrisé et de très bonnes idées, elle complète une expérience de jeu déjà solide avec un multijoueur au gameplay nerveux, densifié et encore plus efficace que dans le premier Titanfall. Pari relevé donc, pour ce deuxième opus qui ne reproduit pas les mêmes erreurs que son aîné et devient un concurrent accompli pour les autres titres du genre. Attention, Titan en approche !

La variété de l’arsenal ainsi que la multitude d’améliorations disponibles permettent de créer un nombre de combinaisons d’équipements impressionnant et chaque joueur aura à cœur de trouver ce qui lui convient le mieux. Avec de nombreux modes de jeu originaux et un contenu assez costaud pour occuper les joueurs pendant longtemps, Titanfall 2 s’impose comme l’un des FPS phares de cette fin d’année.

Titanfall 2 est une vraie réussite. Grâce à son multi surboosté, auréolé de modes de jeux variés (dont l’excellent Bounty Hunt), ou encore grâce à ses classes de titans et à son éventail d’armes et de capacités, le titre s’assure une bonne durée de vie en ligne. De plus, Respawn entend bien garder sa communauté sans ajout de contenus payants post-sortie, ce qui est une excellente chose si le support arrive à suivre.

Alors qu’il aurait dû enfoncer le clou et pousser le concept de nervosité à l'extrême, Titanfall 2 semble faire tout l’inverse, rétrograde de quelques vitesses et propose une expérience à la fois plus molle et plus générique.

A campanha é satisfatória, tem os seus momentos de brilhantismo, mas falta-lhe alguma profundidade, vivendo, essencialmente da exploração da relação entre homem e máquina. O multiplayer é aquilo a que o jogo nos habituou, frenético e super divertido, apesar da abordagem ao design dos mapas para o modo multi-jogador ter retirado elementos que faziam brilhar algumas das mecânicas chave.

Ci aspettavamo grandi cose da Titanfall 2 e Respawn non ha deluso. La campagna ha saputo sorprenderci con improvvisi cambi di stile e trovate brillanti lontane da quelle tipiche degli sparatutto moderni, mentre le granitiche meccaniche del titolo rendono il rinnovato multiplayer una gioia per gli amanti delle sparatorie adrenaliniche. Qualche sacrificio in favore dell'accessibilità è stato fatto, non si può negare, ma il risultato finale resta eccellente e merita considerazione.

Titanfall 2 è un ottimo titolo, che è riuscito nettamente a risolvere i problemi contenutistici che affliggevano il primo capitolo. Il gioco sorprende per la validissima campagna single player offerta, in grado d’intrattenere brillantemente il giocatore, con delle buone trovate di game design, che non la fanno apparire ludicamente scontata, come quella di molti shooter usciti negli ultimi anni.

Насколько спорный у Titanfall 2 сингл, насколько же правильный на всех уровнях мультиплеер. Кого-то смутит, что игра все еще рассчитана на маленькие команды (не больше 16 человек на карту), других — достаточно простые режимы (есть отклонения, но все в рамках привычки), только это уже вопрос предпочтений. Главное: существенно расширившись, мультиплеер Titanfall 2 не потерял фокус. И порой поразительно, насколько точно и ловко в нем все складывается.

Titanfall 2 is een zeer compleet pakket met een aantal kleine haken en ogen. De game speelt fantastisch en je gaat door de game heen als een warm mes door de boter. Hoewel het op het gebied van storytelling nog wat kan winnen, weet de campaign door de verschillende titans, levels en platformelementen op ieder moment te boeien. De multiplayer heeft voor het oog wat minder te bieden, maar wint op het gebied van customization en tactiek.

Mam tylko nadzieję, że twórcy wyciągną wnioski i przy kolejnym „Zrzucie tytana” zdecydują się na graficzny przeskok o półkę wyżej, poprawią SI przeciwników i zaproponują specjalne mapy, które nie będą tak klaustrofobiczne przy używaniu mechów. W tej chwili najbardziej obawiam się, że gra podzieli los pierwszego Titanfalla – świetnej produkcji, która mało kogo zainteresowała.