How Would Single Player Titanfall Work, Anyway?

8th April, 3 replies

Titanfall, Respawn Entertainment, Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4

I’ve been playing a lot of Titanfall lately, for a myriad of reasons. 1. I didn’t own a machine capable of playing it when it first released in March 2014. 2. I decided to jump back in when EA and Respawn Entertainment made its season pass free for everyone last month. And 3. the game is actually pretty great. It’s a shame that Titanfall has struggled to hold onto its PC community, as every match I play is consistently a blast.

PC community struggles aside, Titanfall was a huge commercial success, with a sequel all but officially confirmed, and multiple statements from Respawn to the effect that this sequel will be coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC (the first game was originally exclusive to Xbox One and PC, with a delayed Xbox 360 port following). I’d be happy with Respawn simply expanding on the original mutliplayer-only concept, but many have criticized Titanfall for its multiplayer-only approach, especially considering Respawn is known to have the chops for great single player campaigns, with most of its employees originally leading development for Call of Duty 1, 2, 4: Modern Warfare, and Modern Warfare 2 when they were back at Infinity Ward.

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vgchartz.com/article/258649/how-would-single-player-titanfall-work-anyway/

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