Titanfall 2

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  1. STARTtheREACTOR
    Jan 21, 2017
    6
    Titanfall 2 is okay.
    I honestly don't get the GOTY hype and what not that has come along with this games release.
    The campaign is fun but EXTREMELY short, if I had paid full price for this game I would have felt insulted to be honest.
    The multiplayer lacks the charm of the first Titanfall game in my opinion.
  2. BlakDak666
    Mar 23, 2017
    7
    Titanfall 2 is a good sci-fi game that delivers a interesting story and solid multiplayer that will for sure please many Titanfall fans and even newcomers alike. The story takes the world-building of games like Half-Life 2 and tries to mix with mech combat that can feel cool at times to do. Unfortunately, the main character is completely forgettable and generic and while I appreciate theTitanfall 2 is a good sci-fi game that delivers a interesting story and solid multiplayer that will for sure please many Titanfall fans and even newcomers alike. The story takes the world-building of games like Half-Life 2 and tries to mix with mech combat that can feel cool at times to do. Unfortunately, the main character is completely forgettable and generic and while I appreciate the mech having a voice and offering some banter, he just doesn't sell me his entire idea. He's no DOG from HL2, but to be fair he can be a battle station for you to pilot. The bosses are just different types of Titans that serve as tutorials for the multiplayer and I'm not convinced they are clever or interesting. The world building is good and all, but where is the Ravenholms? Where is the long runs down empty highways and tunnels that offer more than just (admittedly) fun platforming that gauges exploration and rewards the player? I see alot of potential in Titanfall 2's story, but it needs more to make a stronger statement to me.

    The multiplayer is equally good but troubling. The good parts is the combat and fluidity of movement is really awesome, allowing you to take down pilot and titan alike in a range of versatility. The inclusion of free dlc and class setup is a nice touch, but my problems lie also in the fact the game modes are lacking and because of the way the game was sold at launch, the servers are essentially dead and laid bare. Finding a game is difficult and I feel that it doesn't deserve this because it is a good game that deserves better.    … Expand
  3. ason313
    Feb 10, 2017
    7
    Found this game to be pretty over-hyped. The wall running mechanics are great, ill give it that and I liked the story but it goes by quick. The online multiplayer is just OK and didn't really find myself all that drawn in. Matchmaking tended to be very lopsided too, one team would just annihilate the other about 75% of the time. Titan battles in multiplayer feel especially clunky. I gotFound this game to be pretty over-hyped. The wall running mechanics are great, ill give it that and I liked the story but it goes by quick. The online multiplayer is just OK and didn't really find myself all that drawn in. Matchmaking tended to be very lopsided too, one team would just annihilate the other about 75% of the time. Titan battles in multiplayer feel especially clunky. I got Battlefield 1 at he same time and ended up playing that much much more.… Expand
  4. zerox505
    Oct 28, 2016
    6
    this is just another generic twitch based shooter, (of course coming from the devs who made cod4 and mw2) but that kind of gameplay has been abused year after year after year. There is no breathing room, the weapons have no personality and aren't really distinguishable from one another. This honestly feels like another call of duty, with no visible improvements, innovation or changes thatthis is just another generic twitch based shooter, (of course coming from the devs who made cod4 and mw2) but that kind of gameplay has been abused year after year after year. There is no breathing room, the weapons have no personality and aren't really distinguishable from one another. This honestly feels like another call of duty, with no visible improvements, innovation or changes that could make this shooter feel different.

    However the only aspect that i seem to enjoy are the titans, and wow have they improved them. There are many variants with their own set of skills displaying pros and cons when using them. The only thing that hinders this experience is the very generic infantry combat you'd expect from an arcade shooter.

    If you are a fan of call of duty i highly recommend this game, in fact don't bother getting infinite warfare and get this instead. However, if you are the kind of guy who isn't a spastic retard with a low attention span of a 12 year old...get bf1 instead and play some conquest with your friends, or use the lfs (looking for squad) feature to find like-minded people who want to work as a team.    … Expand
  5. Dukay66
    Nov 7, 2016
    7
    Titanfall 2 is another step in the right direction, but I still feel like it misses the mark. Titans aren't really fun to play as and the movement feels a bit floaty. Somehow though it keeps grabbing back and begs to you to keep playing. It's single player campaign is good, but nothing amazing. Also, the graphics once again look absolutely not up to par.
  6. SuperkenGaming
    Oct 30, 2016
    7
    Titanfall 2
    Feeling a bit dated
    Titanfall 2 is the debut of this series to PlayStation and with this debut comes with an added 6 hour campaign… And this campaign is far greater than I had any hopes of it being in some cases, while in others really letting me down... Starting with the good, the gameplay and story here does an awesome job of pulling you towards the credits.. Very early    Titanfall 2
    Feeling a bit dated
    Titanfall 2 is the debut of this series to PlayStation and with this debut comes with an added 6 hour campaign…
    And this campaign is far greater than I had any hopes of it being in some cases, while in others really letting me down...
    Starting with the good, the gameplay and story here does an awesome job of pulling you towards the credits..
    Very early on you become the pilot of a titan named BT and as you play through the story you slowly create a bond with this machine that quickly feels like a living breathing creature…
    The banter between you as the pilot and your titan during dialog choices was a highlight for me and had me cracking up as he’s trying to understand human emotion, or comprehend expressions taking them literally…
    The campaign has you switching back and forth between being on foot and being in your titan,
    And both are so fun and feel so great, but there’s far more focus on being a grounded foot soldier than a titan pilot in this campaign…
    Luckily, being on ground can be just as fun as piloting your titan.. wall running and shooting through enemies is a blast, and there are so many cool moments in the campaign that are genuine surprises, and really cool twists the gameplay, there is a decent mix of intrigue, first person shooter, and platforming elements here… Mech fighting is even more fun, and as you progress through the story you unlock new loadouts for your titan all with their own shields, rockets, blasters, and core attacks, so you’re guaranteed to find at least 1 you love that fits your playstyle...
    Titan combat can feel much more frustrating though as you don’t have the luxury of health regenerating like you do while on foot..
    You have to collect batteries around the combat area or from enemy titans... Which can lead to some pretty frustrating boss battles... but none that ever feel unfair…
    Just take much more patience than the first person shooter, platforming sections of the game...
    Now onto the bad..
    Gameplay is definitely king, but its 2016 and while Titanfall 2 is fun enough to be ultimately forgiven… it’s nowhere near ambitious enough to look or run the way it does…
    I’m not one to usually talk about graphics, but the textures in this game are noticeably awful…
    The game really looks bad, its ugly throughout and isn’t helped by the constant dull grey color pallet I thought we got past in 2010, clearly not.. Its back and honestly does take the enjoyment out of the overall experience…
    It hardly lives up to the standard of FPS graphics of 5 years ago let alone today...
    I want to stop in a game, look around and be awed,
    here I stopped, looked around and wondered why this ps4 game looks like a mid-cycle ps3 game… which brings me to the loads…
    I can’t remember the last time I saw a load screen between checkpoints in a modern game….
    Well they’re here…. And again I really don’t understand why…
    The game isn’t pushing the limits on anything to warrant anything but seamless transitions
    I also ran into a game breaking bug in one of the final missions where a team mate fell through the map, and wouldn’t come back even after reloading the checkpoint, causing me to have to restart the chapter from the very beginning to proceed…
    Thankfully this wasn’t too annoying and is the only bug I ran into…
    And while multiplayer returns, this is my first time experiencing it, and honestly I wasn’t all too blown away…
    I had fun, but running around and getting kills to call in my titan around some basic and ugly grey maps wasn’t all too exciting…
    There are really no game modes here to make you think outside of the box and strategize like any great multiplayer would…
    Its either get kills and bank.. Every mech or pilot for themselves... pilot vs pilot, titan vs titan and the typical capture and hold or capture the flag modes but with tanks..
    Though I did personally enjoy titan vs titan the most, as I feel it comes closest to being anything but mindless…
    Everything about multiplayer though for the most part feels average, and the battles between the titans isn’t as epic as you would expect and it isn’t as terrifying as you’d expect seeing 1 as just a pilot…
    All in all Titanfall 2 is still a fun game, but the overall package is just average…
    Lacking a bit of polish and feeling like its already 5 years old...
    The star of the show here is hands down the single player and the greatly realized bond between man and titan.
    I give titanfall 2
    a 7.5/10    … Expand
  7. Super_Sincero
    Oct 29, 2016
    5
    Quem jogou o primeiro e passa para o titanfall 2 de cara vê que a joganilidade não ficou legal. Os pilotos estão lentos e os Titans estão enferrujados. Mapas são bonitos mais o desenho ficou mal feito. Colocar classes de pilotos deixou game igual os novos Call of duty. Eu não gosto porque isto deixa o jogo desbalanceado. Era mais fácil ter mais armas do que classes.

    Titanfall teve muito    Quem jogou o primeiro e passa para o titanfall 2 de cara vê que a joganilidade não ficou legal. Os pilotos estão lentos e os Titans estão enferrujados. Mapas são bonitos mais o desenho ficou mal feito. Colocar classes de pilotos deixou game igual os novos Call of duty. Eu não gosto porque isto deixa o jogo desbalanceado. Era mais fácil ter mais armas do que classes.

    Titanfall teve muito tempo para ser produzido e vejo que o tempo foi gasto só com a campanha. O multiplayer ficou comprometido no meu ponto de vista.    … Expand
  8. iKen
    Apr 11, 2020
    7
    Played and completed on PlayStation 4 Pro.
    Gameplay: OKAY.
    Story: OKAY.
    Graphic: GREAT.
    Voice Acting: GOOD.
  9. savionen
    Dec 11, 2016
    7
    I bought Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Titanfall 2 and Battlefield One at the same time. A few days later, Titanfall 2 was the only one I felt like playing.

    Multiplayer feels fresh, the titans are fun, and there's a lot of odd weapons/combinations like the SMR (full-auto micro missile launcher.) For all the fun I'd give the game a 7.5, it suffers from a lot of the other issues that    I bought Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Titanfall 2 and Battlefield One at the same time. A few days later, Titanfall 2 was the only one I felt like playing.

    Multiplayer feels fresh, the titans are fun, and there's a lot of odd weapons/combinations like the SMR (full-auto micro missile launcher.)

    For all the fun I'd give the game a 7.5, it suffers from a lot of the other issues that modern FPS do.

    - Players make very little sound, so do titans. It's absolutely ludicrous that you'll randomly get punched in the back and instantly killed by a Scorch without it making a sound.

    - Weapon balance overall is pretty poor. For all the fun and different weapons, there's pretty clearly 3 or 4 go-to primary weapons, and only 2 of the secondary weapons are worth using at all. Sniper rifles and pistols are effectively useless because of player speed, and speed of death. Why use a sniper rifle when an assault rifle kills just as fast or faster, and the G2 has crazy range? Why use a pistol at all when you need an anti-Titan weapon and you never run out of primary ammo? Only 1 or 2 of the maps are big enough for a sniper rifle anyway. Often pilot vs pilot feels more like an RNG (Flatline vs Flatline) or rock-paper-scissors (being caught out with a rifle vs an SMG or vice-versa).

    - The AI is pretty bad, you'll have these scenarios like in Bounty Hunt where the AI is insanely omnipotent and will chase you across the map and dash and punch you. I've had an Ion Titan being shot by 2 friendly titans and 2 friendly pilots single me out and kill me from 500+ feet away with a shoulder laser. The Kill Cam didn't even show it fully turn around.

    - Finally interp lag and data loss is massive problem, especially given how fast players move, and how quickly you die. 2/3s of my deaths seem to be me being shot through walls, or where the Kill Cam doesn't really match what I saw. I've had dozens of scenarios where the player OR TITAN is facing the opposite direction/dashing/reloading when I die, and the Kill Cam show something completely different. Although often the Kill Cam shows them shooting through the walls or doing something impossible, too. This is one of the main reasons I quit playing CoD.

    I've had SO SO many duels and fights where my last shot that would have been a killing blow and it make the sound and visual of impact just for it to do zero damage. I've had fights where 8+ shots make the impact sound/visual, but do zero damage just to die afterwards. This is especially frustrating with weapons like the G2, SMR, Mastiff and Wingman. Weapons with travel time are practically unuseable.

    In summation, the game is fun, but I really wish they'd fix some of these fundamental FPS issues. I was having a great time, but it was slowly drained away and just became frustrating. The better I got and the more I played the more noticeable these issues became.    … Expand
  10. InsanelySane
    Nov 29, 2016
    7
    I haven't played the multiplayer so cant comment. The single player campaign, however, I give a reluctant 7 out of 10 and here's why:
    It has very smooth game mechanics that are easy to master, perhaps too easy - guns seem to hit targets with ease (aim isn't realistic), the game recommended 'regular' mode, but it was so easy I quickly moved to hard mode and it was way way too easy too.    I haven't played the multiplayer so cant comment. The single player campaign, however, I give a reluctant 7 out of 10 and here's why:
    It has very smooth game mechanics that are easy to master, perhaps too easy - guns seem to hit targets with ease (aim isn't realistic), the game recommended 'regular' mode, but it was so easy I quickly moved to hard mode and it was way way too easy too. Weird. There is fantastic customisation options to calibrate your movement and initial settings to your play style which helped me get it 'just right' for my movement style, that was a very welcome bonus. Though not being able to properly customise buttons should be stock standard these days no? why not?
    Game design is strong and original - mechs look fun and feel heavy, guns look fun and sound great, are varied enough (though they all feel like they do fairly equal damage) soldiers look sci fi and well stocked. Environments are ok, not particularly original or interesting. Sometimes the visuals were great where you could stare out to the sky and see meteor like scene of battle in the background. Other times environments were very 'meh', anything with offices in them are just so tired.
    Level design is a combination of well put together and awkward. Sometimes they got interesting ways of getting you from a to b, but also places felt to me sparse and boxed in, not enough enemies, convoluted and unrealistic corridors, but at other times it feels intuitive, fast and fun to feel like you're traversing distances that seem far but you'll eventually reach. There is a lot of creativity in level design choices, it just doesn't seem to pull it off as well as it could, especially as there isn't much options on how to proceed, just follow the enemies to the end of the level.... I'll get to the story but if it has more brains or creativity in it then the level design and execution would be a lot more varied and interesting..
    Sound is really top notch with guns, mech sounds... music was fairly typical military grandness but well done and not ridiculously obvious like some other games.. voice acting is terrible at times. There were some characters that were so laughably painful to listen to (Viper and Richter in particular, but even guy who trains you at the start had the most confusing Aussie/Irish/who knows accent. Terrible.). Cliches I had hoped would never return, returned in spades. Women who are funky and cool and dangerous.. so boring and predictable in today's fashion...And this brings me to story - where I am sick and tired of silly storylines that I've played for the past 25 years, always glorifying military and how special my character is, always making me seem big and powerful yet I didn't really earn it. Always the bad guys are bad and stupid, they have no feeling, they have typical accents (South African/Zimbabwian, again?!) mercenary theme is so popular right now its such a cringe to expect to hear it and have my fears confirmed, as though all market research insists to stick with the mercenary/money hungry and give them the exotic mercenary cliche - where is the creativity and vision to flesh out better enemies with more convincing needs?? So the story is a DIVE of cliches and military greatness, hi fives and thumbs up and commanders getting angry with me and privates saying how great they'll finally get to kick ass. Total loss of immersion in the game because of it. Thats my personal experience and it may be different to yours but its undeniable how obvious the plotline is in both being able to predict what kind of things will happen and how you'll be getting out of them.
    Campaign was also too short - It started with the grand buildup of introducing mechanics and the world which is great to get a feel for the world but by the time I felt I really could enjoy the variety in guns and putting them to use, the game descended into a mess of rushed and inconsequentially easy and idiotic decisions, pacing lost everything and became thoughtless mayhem.
    Final gripe: Constantly getting showered with new upgrades for mechs, so I cant really flesh out my existing ones without feeling I should be 'moving on' to new ones, constantly having too ammo for guns that breaks a need to strategise or ration ammo (loses immersion again).
    I will say one real positive in this game is the load times - always quick, always smart about where you died and need to respawn. Very very good and kept me going with ease.

    To sum. the game is fantastic for what it can do (Call of Duty style gameplay) and could do (imagining where the mechs could be fighting and why), but it falls so short on its story and script and voice acting so much so that I lost all immersion by halfway through the short campaign. And did I say that you cant skip those tired and painfully bad scenes? lucky there weren't many. It reduces the overall score to a 7 because those things deny me wanting to play it again, deny it from being an epic and I reserve higher scores for epics.    … Expand
  11. Nathan1423
    Sep 2, 2018
    6
    Some of the devs obviously worked hard on this game and I appreciate the work they did. I just didn't enjoy this game. It's hard to explain why. There were maybe 3 super crazy Michael Bay/COD moments that were over the top and novel enough to be truly enjoyable. They were the highlights of the game. I don't really know why I felt it was bland, I just did. I would've liked a moreSome of the devs obviously worked hard on this game and I appreciate the work they did. I just didn't enjoy this game. It's hard to explain why. There were maybe 3 super crazy Michael Bay/COD moments that were over the top and novel enough to be truly enjoyable. They were the highlights of the game. I don't really know why I felt it was bland, I just did. I would've liked a more thoughtful and fleshed out story. I would've liked a better enemy concept. I would've liked more immersive camera work like in Farcry. The sound, controls, voice acting, shooting mechanics, mech dynamics were all fine and polished. It took me a long time to bring myself to finish it. I just couldn't get into it. idk.… Expand
  12. Xennith1982
    Nov 5, 2016
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The shaders and graphics of this game remind me of Halo 5. The gun play, however, reminds me of Metal Gear Solid 5. At first, I wanted to say that it has a Call of Duty grade weapon’s system, but that’s not entirely fair. It’s hard to say “it’s like COD” when the game is nothing like COD. The biggest feature of TitanFall 2, that I’ve noticed, is the timed jumping/wall running/using paths less traveled aspect of navigating a mission area. In COD, things are pretty straight forward and you can tell where you need to go next at any given time. TF2 forces you to examine your environment for alternative paths to get where you need to go. And this is due to the areas you are exploring are inhabited by machines instead of humans. But as a “pilot” you have the ability to jump higher, climb sheer walls, and wall run around the inside of missile silos in order to get where you’re going. Which is fun and exciting the first time you play it, but a second play-though is not something I find I will ever do again. But don’t get me wrong, that’s not saying the game is bad. It’s just a lot of headache and complex movements that if done again, would only feel like a time sink, and wouldn’t hold much value. If it wasn’t for that complex movement system, I would have given this game a 9/10.

    So back to weapons. The guns are pretty nice. They feel good to shoot. They are accurate and have no glitches or issues that I could see. The only problem that I really found is that sometimes in certain areas, all the enemies have one certain type of weapon. So, if you have your favorite SMG and you enter an area with a lot of shotgunners. You won’t find extra ammo for your SMG. So you have to either give up your SMG for the shotgun, or abandon your secondary weapon. And I always like to have an RPG or something similar when moving through a mission so that I can take out any surprises that may overwhelm me. In short, it presents a challenge and the game forces you to switch out weapons at several spots. This might be due to the fact that I was on a hard difficulty, but I think the same will be true even in the easiest mode.

    So the plot is next, and the plot is amazing. The story is great. They did make an attempt at bitter sweetness, but kind of fell short in relation to some other games that have tried this emotional plot line. The death of a machine doesn’t really hold much weight on a human mind. The very ending of the game suggests a TitanFall 3 (but you have to wait until the end of the credits).    … Expand
  13. CoreGamer1408
    Sep 12, 2018
    7
    Nice graphics, very smooth frame rate and fluid controls. The pilot and the mech A.I. kind of play off each other rather well. So some nice fish out of water buddy type character development. Almost the same level of mayhem as DooM and Shadow Warrior reboot. The parkour was fun, but not as exhilarating as Dying Lights parkour.

    This is seriously a step up from Front Mission Evolved that    Nice graphics, very smooth frame rate and fluid controls. The pilot and the mech A.I. kind of play off each other rather well. So some nice fish out of water buddy type character development. Almost the same level of mayhem as DooM and Shadow Warrior reboot. The parkour was fun, but not as exhilarating as Dying Lights parkour.

    This is seriously a step up from Front Mission Evolved that tired to do both pilot and mech missions. I haven't enjoyed Mech combat as much as this since the first Lost Planet game. I wasn't super keen on the platforming sections and they didn't integrate into the main game much as in shooting stuff. Though without the platforming sections this would of been Sci-fi CoD with Mechs.

    This is a stylish, flashy, cool, game but can't see thyself ever replaying the SP campaign again say like something like DooM 3.    … Expand
  14. gezginrocker
    Nov 6, 2017
    7
    This is a really good FPS. But in my opinion some of the boss fights are too difficult. The game is pretty easy in general, but being stuck in a boss fight for quite some time is really annoying. They shouldn't have been overpowered, it should have been more balanced..
  15. eded9999
    Dec 30, 2019
    7
    Short and lineal campaign, with no progression.
    Really bad story and characters. Cliche ending.

    The Titan battles was good and i like the time bracelet platformer gimmick.
    Good gunplay, very athletic.
  16. Professorfett
    Apr 21, 2020
    7
    We all clamor for mech games, who wouldn’t giant robots kicking the **** out of each other seems like every 14 year olds dream. Titanfall 2 takes it one step further with making your Titan a snarky Vulcan. Hello B-rod here and damn I wish I had a giant robot mech suit to follow me around and just be my buddy. I love how Respawn thought and said, “what if we made Call of Duty fast pace likeWe all clamor for mech games, who wouldn’t giant robots kicking the **** out of each other seems like every 14 year olds dream. Titanfall 2 takes it one step further with making your Titan a snarky Vulcan. Hello B-rod here and damn I wish I had a giant robot mech suit to follow me around and just be my buddy. I love how Respawn thought and said, “what if we made Call of Duty fast pace like Doom, and had mechs in it as well?” Here we have Titanfall. Thankfully Titanfall 1 didn’t do that well so maybe gaming companies realize customers still like having a single player experience no matter if it is short or long a good portion of people like a story.

    Now Titanfall 2 storyline isn’t deep. Honestly if it wasn’t for your Titan being as I put it a snarky Vulcan then the game's dialog wouldn’t even be that interesting. You play as Cooper a grunt who very early on becomes a Titan pilot because these group of mercenaries working for the **** Empire (I forget what they villians are called it is basically Empire and Rebels) killed off your entire unit. The first half of the game you and your Titan are surviving and the second half you are fighting back. The overall plot honestly is like a Star Wars film where the Imperials get this weapon that can destroy planets, and you and the Rebels are going to stop them. Instead of a Vader it’s like if Boba Fett and the other bounty hunters were your main antagonist. Speaking of the mercenaries; while fairly generic they were some of the most interesting characters in the game… then again there weren’t many present honestly. The game is only 5-6 hours long with no real replay value which hurts it a lot for me. The story will be largely forgettable even with a bit of feels towards the end it is nothing to write home about.

    What is something to write home about is the gameplay. The game plays well like if Doom, Call of Duty, and Armor Core all had some sick threesome and this would be their unholy offspring. That might paint it in a bad light, but **** this game is fun to play. The game if fast pace, with interesting different weapons. The movement with the jumping from wall to wall adds interesting jumping puzzles and combat. Weapons that make enemies blow up into a paste make me as giddy as a schoolgirl. That’s just the ground combat fighting in a Titan is extremely satisfying and more fun than it has any right to be. The boss fights are all different with adding a different layer of challenge to them. The game is very cinematic fitting to West and Zampella’s style of games they created in the past. All this saves their meh story and makes it a popcorn game if such a thing exist. The game looks good worthy of next gen, but nothing that make my socks leave my feet in a blowing motion. The voice acting is well this game is acted like a B movie except that damn Titan. They give that Titan funny lines, but also the most emotional ones in the game I loved that **** thing.

    Overall if you never played the first one or even hated the first Titanfall I would still recommend that you give this a rental. For years people have been asking for more mech games; well now you have it so check it out at the very least. I give this game a solid 3.5/5 it was a fun experience that is well worth getting at a bargain rate. Unless you’re super into the multiplayer there is no real reason to play this game more than once. Until next time folk I’m B-rod and I’m gonna go play more mech Vulcan.    … Expand
  17. arroban
    Jul 2, 2018
    7
    El modo historia dura poco, lo cual esta bien porque te sirve de tutorial de cara al multijugador.
    A medida que vayamos avanzando en la historia tendremos momentos en los que podremos elegir comentarios para saber que sucede o quien es cierto personaje.
    En cuanto a la historia en si no hay nada revolucionario, mas tratandose de un shooter, intentas ser impactante, muchas explosiones y    El modo historia dura poco, lo cual esta bien porque te sirve de tutorial de cara al multijugador.
    A medida que vayamos avanzando en la historia tendremos momentos en los que podremos elegir comentarios para saber que sucede o quien es cierto personaje.
    En cuanto a la historia en si no hay nada revolucionario, mas tratandose de un shooter, intentas ser impactante, muchas explosiones y muy cinematografica, al puro estilo CoD.
    El multijugador es el plato fuerte del juego, y no es para nada malo, tienes un monton de habilidaedes que te incitan a no parar de moverte.
    Si te estas haciendo una buena partida el juego te premia dandote el titan (el cual se puede elegir entre varios tipos y personalizar antes de cada partida) mas rapido que a los demas.
    El mapa se comunica contigo, ya que cada casa, edificio,o estructura tiene un monton de puertas y ventanas por las que entrar o salir, esta hecho para que hagas trucos imposible, bien para sortear a algun enemigo o para cojerles con la guardia baja.
    Lo malo llega ahora, la mayoria de armas son muy identicas entre si por lo que el juego no te incita a probarlas todas / Las armas anti-titanes hacen demasiado daño que aunque suene ridiculo, el hecho de sacarte tu propio titan y hacerle el face to face a tu rival, o subierte en el titan enemigo para quitarle la bateria y hacerle daño pierde sentido ante este hecho y se supone que es la esencia del juego. / Poca peronalizacion de las armas y trajes de personajes, que aunque no sea un punto importante da un poco da pena ver que en otros juegos puedes hacer hasta tus propias pinturas y sin embargo aqui solo te dejan poner camuflajes, y nos son muy bonitos de ver. / Los accesorios de armas tambien son escasos y los que hay tampoco son grades ventajas a la hora de combatir.
    Para acabar dire que el juego no es nada malo, de hecho si buscas un shooter frenetco para pasar el rato o para divertirte con tus amigos, este es tu juego, pero si lo pones al lado de competidores como CoD o Battlefield pierde bastante encanto.    … Expand
  18. Khazar2
    Apr 25, 2020
    6
    Reading through these reviews, you would believe that Titanfall is the best kept secret of the FPS genre. But after comparing my personal experiences with what people have said about the game, it's unnerving how overtly fanatic the fanbase is regarding the game. Clicking on the usernames and finding Titanfall as their only review doesn't make the situation any better. I was expecting aReading through these reviews, you would believe that Titanfall is the best kept secret of the FPS genre. But after comparing my personal experiences with what people have said about the game, it's unnerving how overtly fanatic the fanbase is regarding the game. Clicking on the usernames and finding Titanfall as their only review doesn't make the situation any better. I was expecting a game near the same level as the first Halo, CoD 4, or Battlefield 3. Instead I got a decent shooter that, although may be great, does not convince me that it's better than all of its competitors of the same time period.… Expand
  19. Kostas_Spirou
    Apr 23, 2023
    7
    This is a very creative and enjoyable First Person Shooter, the titan fights are the highlight of the game, and the platforming is great.

    The story however, is very short and takes a while to pick up, as for the characters, they're okay, I actually didn't really like Cooper as a protagonist, the dialogue options are completely unnecessary and just cringe. There are some difficulty spikes    This is a very creative and enjoyable First Person Shooter, the titan fights are the highlight of the game, and the platforming is great.

    The story however, is very short and takes a while to pick up, as for the characters, they're okay, I actually didn't really like Cooper as a protagonist, the dialogue options are completely unnecessary and just cringe.

    There are some difficulty spikes but overall the game is balanced, the boss fights are a little bit underwhelming and very repetitive.

    Lastly there's a multiplayer mode for those who want to keep playing, and it's a nice addition.

    That being said, Titanfall 2 is just... nothing extraordinary in my opinion, it's a solid experience, a fun videogame, but it doesn't do anything different.

    Final Rating: "Good" ~ 7/10.    … Expand
  20. aspentitan
    Jul 5, 2020
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. For me this game is a solid 7/10. It's a good game but not worthy of a score of at least 8/10, the minimum rating value I consider to be must play. First off this game is pretty much a complication of other games without its own identity. I call this sellout or cliche as I consider myself a hardcore gamer. Let me break it down.....No, EA I don't like mirrors edge and never will so give up your fascination with parkour and stop cramming it. Next, let's have a talk about mechs. Fans of mech games want some but this is a niche gaming area. Fans of Transformers and little kids will love the addition of more mech but within this game he mech controls were pretty boring and watered down. IMO this game sold out imitating Transformers but with lesser gameplay. I found the mech action very mundane and throughout the conversations between mech and player were nothing more than trying to allure you to memories of how fun the Transformers series was and the developers rode that concept hard. Speaking of mech gameplay load outs...too many and with no reward of finding them. They are just right where you need them so why not include them right at the start of the game? On to gunplay, not bad. I didn't mind the responsiveness of the controls and the visuals were fair enough. Enemies AI didn't seem very bright but I honestly didn't test them out on higher difficulty as I just didn't enjoy this game enough to bother. All said this game was ok. It was quick, the game is cheap and it is relatively fun none the less. My wish is game developers stop canabalizing their market by recycling their games and concepts and try for more original games again. A game made for everyone is a game made for no one. And that explains why despite this being a decently liked game it's now $5, I would like to say if you are a casual gamer on a budget this game is a fantastic choice it does have some variety, is inexpensive and no real software bug headaches to work through.… Expand
  21. Bitek
    Mar 21, 2019
    7
    this is solid shooter. multiplayer is fun and single player fun. i do not get the 10/10 reviews raving about the single player campaign. I agree that single player campaign is better than expected but ultimately it is not earth shattering. You should definitely play single player first to learn about different titan loadouts and how to use them. this will help you to play better in multiplayer.
  22. Empyrea
    Jul 25, 2023
    7
    I only played the campaign and my score is a 7. It last about 7 hours or so. I enjoyed the first half of the game and some parts of the ending. It's a shooter with some easy puzzles. Decent voices in Spanish.
  23. EdwardG
    Nov 29, 2020
    7
    Titanfall 2 is a fun FPS with a solid campaign and an enjoyable multiplayer component. Titanfall 2 as a whole offers many great gameplay opportunities thanks to the fluid, fast paced movement when playing as a pilot and the destructive power of the titular titans.

    It's campaign, though definitely on the short side, showcases some excellent level design. I was happy with the balance of    Titanfall 2 is a fun FPS with a solid campaign and an enjoyable multiplayer component. Titanfall 2 as a whole offers many great gameplay opportunities thanks to the fluid, fast paced movement when playing as a pilot and the destructive power of the titular titans.

    It's campaign, though definitely on the short side, showcases some excellent level design. I was happy with the balance of pilot combat sections, platforming, and titan fights. It's a really fun campaign with a number of cool, memorable moments. The time travel level in particular was brilliant, and although part of me wishes the mechanics introduced in that level were kept for the duration of the campaign, reserving them to just the one mission made it a very special one indeed - that level brought the fun factor to a new high. The mechanics are very similar to those from the séance level from Dishonored 2 and they made both gunfights and platforming even more enjoyable. The campaign is brief but action packed and it doesn't have a dull moment.

    The actual story is wafer thin though and the writing is quite bland. The plot and characters are uninspired and uninteresting. Your titan companion, BT, is likeable but that's about it. I was expecting a bit more in the narrative department, especially after the introduction of time travel, but unfortunately it ends up having no bearing on the plot at all.

    As for the multiplayer side of things, I have to say that it's pace and fluidity is unmatched by most other online FPS games. It's not revolutionary, and really it's mostly standard fare for games of its ilk, but it's undeniably good fun. The ability to call down and control your titan is perhaps the series most unique aspect and it does add more variety to gunfights. There's a decent number of maps and game modes, and you can still easily find a match without an excessive wait. There's some good verticality in the maps which is easily utilised thanks to the pilot's jump kit.

    Overall, Titanfall 2 is a good game with a fair amount of content when considering both the campaign and the multiplayer. It's also not too difficult or time consuming to get the platinum trophy for those that are interested in that. I enjoyed my time with the game and I'd still easily recommend the campaign despite the weak story, and the multiplayer is worth a go too.    … Expand
  24. egoBorder
    Aug 13, 2019
    5
    Titanfall 2 is a game that initially charms the player but eventually becomes tedious. This is mostly due to the failure of level and mission design (which carries over between single-player and multi-player modes). And it's too bad because the by-the-numbers story and game design bring down the game's greatest contribution: a truly wonderful movement system that feels downright epic.Titanfall 2 is a game that initially charms the player but eventually becomes tedious. This is mostly due to the failure of level and mission design (which carries over between single-player and multi-player modes). And it's too bad because the by-the-numbers story and game design bring down the game's greatest contribution: a truly wonderful movement system that feels downright epic.

    I came to TF2 with no time with the original Titanfall on XBox One. I played all the COD games to some extent, and I'd argue Titanfall 2 is closest in "game feel" to a COD entry than any other series. This is to say weapons are hyper-accurate and almost recoil-less. This is not a game where you're expected to ponder your next course of action, rather you can run-and-gun most of the time.

    That would be fine on its own, but the game undercuts this constantly. In the campaign, the action constantly stops for traversal puzzles that last too long or dialogue sequences that last WAY too long. This is a game where the campaign would have benefited from cutscenes between more intense action. As it is, you're often stuck in place waiting for dialogue to end so you can get back to the action. Or maybe not, since the action is quite dull due to enemies' boring A.I. In multiplayer, the fun of jumping around and sliding on walls comes to and end when you're shot from one of the many angles you failed to account for because every map is basically a generic arena.

    My initial very positive reaction to TF2's multi-player was that it felt like what COD should have matured into. I was very excited to play but unfortunately ran almost immediately into a wall: the progression system is pretty slow. And it's not even tied to microtransactions or anything, it's just slow. There's ways to speed up the process, even outside of skill, by joining networks that grant bonuses. But even so I felt progression took a very long time, though maybe that was just a result of a pretty damn boring weapon set. The weapons do have differences among them, but some of these are negligible and you'll be hard-pressed to name the qualities of a given weapon in a given class that sets it apart.

    The Titans, which are undeniably cool, are unfortunately not deeply developed and in some instances seem to actually hold back the gameplay. The level design in this game is mediocre to the point of dooming the experience. Despite the game's plethora of competitive online game modes, the simplistic, symmetrical approach to 90% of the arenas is mind-numbing. Worse still, the developers saw fit to solve the problem of making Titan and pilot gameplay viable at all times by simply making variations of the same map. Furthermore, they weirdly DO NOT take advantage of the pilot's possibilities vertically and there are not maps with any sort of skyway. So most maps are basically scattered buildings with clear paths for the titans to move through and for pilots to try to run through. If you explore, you might be surprised to discover a lot of the maps are actually quite large, but unfortunately the edges of the maps are hardly ever used by players. As I said above, even the single-player is hounded by a lack of imagination in environments. Despite many areas that look nice and seem to be grounded in some aesthetic or backstory, this game's environments generally feel mundane and even annoying to traverse.    … Expand
  25. Neatqt
    Oct 19, 2021
    7
    Cast: 7/10
    Story: 6/10
    Fun: 6/10
    Gameplay: 7/10

    Recommended
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  26. MovieNights
    Dec 26, 2020
    7
    Titanfall 2's campaign while an overall fun and enjoyable experience, the characters, writing and story are pretty generic. As for the game itself the dev's made some very poor and amateur design mistakes that no big and quality AAA game dev would make. A great example is the part where you have to use the crane to move walls into place that you can wall run across to get to the otherTitanfall 2's campaign while an overall fun and enjoyable experience, the characters, writing and story are pretty generic. As for the game itself the dev's made some very poor and amateur design mistakes that no big and quality AAA game dev would make. A great example is the part where you have to use the crane to move walls into place that you can wall run across to get to the other side. The problem is that if the walls aren't correctly placed you will die, have to jump back to the first crane, adjust the position of the wall, jump back across, die because the wall placement is off again, die, go back to the first crane, adjust, repeat over and over and over with both cranes until you get it right. Just very amateur poor game design. Another part of the campaign I didn't like is the absence of new game plus, where in other games, if you wanted to replay the campaign all your skill tree perks, weapons and such were carried over into the new game, but not with this game, you have get the new Titans as you progress through the story as if you're playing for the first time. It would have made the re-play of the campaign so much more fun if you had the Legion Titan, which is not only the best Titan but the most fun one to play to be available in chapter 1. Lastly, as expected with average games, the highest difficulty is nothing but cheap deaths. Just lower your health bar and that suffices for a fun hard mode. The sliding and wall running is fun and fast. The levels are fun, they're all different than the previous ones with a few of them changing up how you progress through the level such as time travel which turns the level into a sort of puzzle on how to proceed and avoid dying. The sci-fi aspect of the levels can be really cool at times. The new Titans that you get as you progress are fun, but nothing hugely different or creative.

    The multiplayer part is ok, not really all that good. The amount of players who still play is low that all you get is deathmatch on all of two levels, one of which is the same map from the first Titanfall so currently Titanfall 2's multiplayer has only one mode and two maps.

    So overall, please don't trust the highly rated reviews, Titanfall 2 is a fun sci-fi shooter that's incredibly average across the board. I'll play Titanfall 3 if it comes out though.    … Expand
  27. Berik
    Dec 29, 2019
    7
    So, Titanfall 2! The sequel to the game that i never got to play because i play on a PlayStation 4. I can't say anything for the first game, but i can definitely tell you that this game is a lot of fun.

    Shooting and movement: The movement mechanics are amazing. When playing i feel like I'm moving over the Battlefield like a ninja with a jetpack. Double jumps, sliding and then punching an    So, Titanfall 2! The sequel to the game that i never got to play because i play on a PlayStation 4. I can't say anything for the first game, but i can definitely tell you that this game is a lot of fun.

    Shooting and movement:
    The movement mechanics are amazing. When playing i feel like I'm moving over the Battlefield like a ninja with a jetpack. Double jumps, sliding and then punching an enemy feels very satisfying. The feedback you get from shooting an enemy feels very good, and there are some really fun guns in the game.

    Single player story:
    You play as a generic nobody, starting with the 'This veteran dude things I'm a good guy' cliché. The Titan called BT you play as makes for a fun sidekick, but all the enemy bosses and allies are straight up clichés and forgettable. The story itself? Absolutely ridiculous. But nonetheless it served its purpose, and that was to entertain.

    Multiplayer:
    Didn't play it. Convoluted mess that i don't even want to try out.

    All in all, it is a fun game. The campaign is short but strong in keeping you entertained, and it's addictive to play. It is a good game, and i give it a 7/10.    … Expand
  28. ElCucuy
    Jan 26, 2020
    7
    Много раз встречал мнение о том, что в этой игре лучшая сюжетка со времён второй халвы, такие отзывы продали мне игру. После прохождения согласен с этим лишь отчасти.

    Похвальна попытка разработчиков вносить постоянное разнообразие в геймплей и насыщать сюжет новыми деталями взаимоотношений между глав.героем и его роботом, но видно, что у разработчиков не было либо времени, либо    Много раз встречал мнение о том, что в этой игре лучшая сюжетка со времён второй халвы, такие отзывы продали мне игру. После прохождения согласен с этим лишь отчасти.

    Похвальна попытка разработчиков вносить постоянное разнообразие в геймплей и насыщать сюжет новыми деталями взаимоотношений между глав.героем и его роботом, но видно, что у разработчиков не было либо времени, либо ресурсов, чтобы раскрыть весь потенциал сюжетной кампании, а учитывая прицел на мультиплеер, наверное, лучше делать никакого смысла и не было.

    Игра проходится слишком быстро, и при иных обстоятельствах ярлык лучшей со времён второй халвы был бы уместен, разработчики явно имеют талант для этого, но в наше время раздувшихся бюджетов и игр-сервисов, увы, полноценной кампании в шутере от репаунов(на уровне их же modern warfare 2) мы, наверное, уже не увидим.

    7 из 10.    … Expand
  29. Cafe_8bits
    Jan 4, 2020
    7
    It´s a great game, with great gameplay and game design. The history its simple enough, but its just fine. The relationship between BT and Cooper its what really shines, even if their dialogues are kinda bruh. I like the mecha designs, and the motivations of the characters are good overall, but it could be a better plot.
    Still a great game and very polished FPS.
  30. AssadMehdi
    Dec 8, 2019
    7
    Gameplay was absolute blast, it was fluid fast and precise, my two problems with this game are 1. The single player campaign, it was generic and 2. The enemy AI, overall its a good game but not the best
  31. painava
    Oct 7, 2021
    7
    Fun single play campaign. Not too long, maybe a little too short. Good FPS with some unique gameplay elements. Not interested in online matches. Would recommend solely for the single-player campaign.
  32. Saeed9020
    Jul 13, 2020
    6
    The game was too short. Still i don't know what the meaning of end like that. Gameplay flexibility is the best thing otherwise it's funless.
  33. Shogan
    Jul 20, 2020
    7
    The time I this game for first time it was hard to play because how controls and play style. But I did have some fun with game. To this day I do play the multiplayer.
  34. Talabeer
    Sep 17, 2020
    7
    Muy buena campaña. Muy muy bueno gunplay. Peca de corto. Historia? No hay...
  35. TheRougeRebel
    Feb 5, 2021
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The game is fun i at points. I'll start with the good, the gun play is amazing and the story for the most part is amazing, i haven't played the multiplayer but from what i've seen it looks fun. Time for the negative the mercenaries the IMC hired wont shut the **** up like i want to play the game not get a brain tumor from listening to these idiots. The bosses are fun up until Viper he moves very fast and launches so many missiles that you can't doge easily and your shield doesn't hold long enough to protect yourself there are barely any healing objects that can help you win. other than that the the game is fine.… Expand
  36. hbk2584
    Nov 11, 2020
    7
    Short single player campaign, good graphics n decent gameplay. Overall its a decent game that does not realises its potential.
  37. renatoelyone
    Jul 30, 2021
    5
    Jogo mediano pra baixo, historia fraca, personagem sem carisma, gameplay mediano. O melhor desse jogos são os graficos. jogo muito repetitivo ao extremo sem variedade de combate Collapse
  38. ReviewMASTA2
    Feb 4, 2021
    6
    Very underrated game, but not the best quality. Very low amount of bosses. Hopefully titan-fall 3 covers up those bruises......Story mode tho 3 OUT OF 15, it;s very short. That's why its only a six if I wasn't so nice it would be getting a 3 but I'll be nice
  39. B00tador
    Dec 6, 2021
    7
    It's a good campaign with lots of variety, but the story really misses the mark for me as hard as it tries. If an FPS campaign is what you're looking for give it a go, but don't set expectations too high.
  40. KrowKrof
    May 13, 2023
    7
    ........................................................................yes
  41. goodgriff33
    Dec 24, 2022
    7
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Awards & Rankings

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#6 Best PS4 Game of 2016
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#9 Most Discussed PS4 Game of 2016
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#18 Most Shared PS4 Game of 2016

Critic Reviews

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Metascore
89

Generally favorable reviews - based on 61 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 60 out of 61
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 61
  3. Negative: 0 out of 61
  1. PSNStores
    Jan 20, 2017
    100
    The best way to describe the gameplay in Titanfall 2 is fluid and precise.
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  2. Playstation Official Magazine Australia
    Jan 8, 2017
    90
    Far from the footnote it could have been, Titanfall 2 is a huge, headline shock. In a standout year for the shooter, this interstellar adventure dares to go big and beyond the familiar. What it finds out on the frontier is worth seeing. [January 2016, p74]
  3. Edge Magazine
    Jan 5, 2017
    90
    The core Titanfall moveset is a joy, and it has been thoughtfully expanded with a delightful grappling hook. [Jan 2017, p.112]
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