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That combination of fluid player movement and punchy weaponry (the shotgun is marvelous) means each battle is highly enjoyable. When the game isn’t being all clever with its setup, it’s bringing you pleasingly effective combat that gets seriously intense during some of the later set-pieces. Titanfall 2 is frequently a visual marvel. One level involves some beautifully frenetic platforming combined with plentiful combat and it’s food enough for that combo alone, but the way the level is designed is among the finest examples in modern gaming of combining creativity and enjoyment to the full effect. There’s a whiff of Portal and Half-Life, not so much in tone, but in the creativity of the way you can traverse each level.
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The design of it perfectly blends the speed and satisfying gunplay of older shooters like Quake 3, Unreal Tournament and the like, with the ingenuity of Valve’s best work. When this happens it may leave you longing for more, but there’s never a point where you’re left bored by the campaign. There’s two or three really big shifts in style during the brief runtime (six-seven hours at best) that arrive without fanfare, thoroughly enthrall you, and abruptly leave, never calling in again. Things start as you’d expect: a bit of world-building here, a bit of mechanics intro 101 there, but Titanfall 2’s campaign is constantly shifting tone, location and pace, never dwelling on anything for longer than is needed. Both in terms of the scenery (exotic planetscapes and busy factories) and in pure gameplay. The story is very much a by-the-numbers affair, with underdeveloped, if interesting, boss characters and an ending you can see a mile off it doesn’t really matter though, as Respawn has structured and presented the campaign in such a way that it rises far above the trope-filled narrative. Titanfall 2 offers one of the very best single-player campaigns seen in an age You play a fresh-faced grunt who invariably gets caught up in an ongoing war, and after your mentor saves your worthless hide on the battlefield, he dies and passes you his Titan, the exquisite king of robo-deadpan BT, and his mission. Titanfall 2 PS4 Review A Best In Class FPS That Is Bursting At The Seams With Innovationįorget all that negativity however what is it that makes Titanfall 2 so very good? Well, for starters it has a single-player campaign, and a very good one at that. The original game, from developer Respawn, won plenty of plaudits, but an online-only focus and gated content (being on a console lagging behind at the time didn’t help either) killed off player numbers very quickly, and Titanfall 2, as magnificent as it is, has been paying the price of its predecessor’s shortcomings. A magnificent shooter package that should be in high consideration for Game of the Year 2016. Doom, Battlefield 1, Overwatch, Homefront, and then there’s this, arguably the best all round game of the lot, Titanfall 2.