As easily the most anticipated next gen title besides Watch Dogs, Titanfall has a lot riding on it. Produced by a company of former Call of Duty devs and mixing high speed combat with mechs, it looks like a match made in heaven. For the most part, it actually lives up to these expectations...
The story is your fairly generic fare. Effectively serving as Firefly with less Joss Whedon and more Starhawk, you have the mega corp on one side and a ragtag alliance of frontier worlds on the other. It’s brief, forgettable and ultimately what you’d expect from the people who brought us previous Modern Warfare titles, with the real meat lying in the multiplayer option. In all likelihood you’ll only play through it once, just so you can get your hands on the two, otherwise locked, titans.
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