- November 20, 2020
- Respawn Entertainment
- 263h median play time
Titanfall
Life really is better with a Titan, and Titanfall demonstrates how much better the multiplayer genre can be with its fresh, compelling gameplay.
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Titanfall™ is an action-packed multiplayer PvP game with excellent gameplay and graphics. As a pilot, you can run on walls, climb buildings, and control massive Titans, dropping them from orbit to wreak havoc. The purchase includes the Season Pass with nine additional maps. Experience fast-paced combat in this futuristic first-person shooter.


- Titanfall 1 offers unique gameplay mechanics with wall-running, titans, and a fast-paced action experience that many players find enjoyable.
- The game has a nostalgic value for those who played it in its prime, with many players expressing fond memories and a desire to see it revived.
- Despite its issues, some players report that the game is still fun when the servers are operational, and it has a dedicated community that keeps the spirit of the game alive.
- The game is currently unplayable due to server issues caused by a hacker, leading to a lack of available matches and frustrating experiences for players.
- There is no single-player campaign, and the multiplayer mode is heavily reliant on a dwindling player base, making it difficult to find games.
- EA and Respawn have been criticized for not addressing the server issues and allowing the game to remain on sale despite its unplayable state.
- gameplay166 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Titanfall 1 is praised for its unique mechanics, blending fast-paced pilot action with titan combat, offering a dynamic experience that many find enjoyable despite its slower pace compared to its sequel, Titanfall 2. However, the game's online-only nature has led to significant server issues and a dwindling player base, which detracts from the overall experience. While the core gameplay remains solid and engaging, many reviewers recommend Titanfall 2 for a more polished and complete experience.
“This game is criminally underrated; the gameplay is unique, the graphics are great for what they had at the time, and the art style looks amazing. It's the reason we got Titanfall 2; I just think it's sad how Respawn doesn't care about it anymore.”
“It involves some of the most dynamic gameplay mechanics, mixing massive robot death machines (Titans) and just as cool pilots.”
“Came for the epic moments, stayed for the outstanding gameplay.”
“The campaign missions are just multiplayer games with narration throughout the matches and cutscenes before each match starts. Gameplay-wise, they’re no different from any other multiplayer match you could play, and there’s no option to play them with bots in singleplayer. The story also presents the militia as the objectively heroic side of the frontier war conflict and their IMC enemies as objectively evil, so what you have is a series of multiplayer matches where the plot is biased towards one team and will come up with excuses for them to win in the story even if they get thrashed in gameplay.”
“Weeks and weeks you can't load into a server, and then when you do, you have maybe an hour or two of gameplay before the game decides to die again.”
“It's clunky, dead, and the gameplay is lacking.”
Titanfall Review
Respawn Entertainment seems to have cherry picked the very best aspects of contemporary shooters for Titanfall, and it works incredibly well. The dynamic between the Pilots, Titans, and AI is fun and fresh, and it works surprisingly well in every mode offered. Titanfall is pure, unadulterated multiplayer gaming.
90%Titanfall PC Review
Life really is better with a Titan, and Titanfall demonstrates how much better the multiplayer genre can be with its fresh, compelling gameplay.
90%A slice as good as the pie - Titanfall 360 Review
Titanfall 360 may not be as pretty as the Xbox One edition, but it’s just as functional. Online-only games place most of their burden in places you’ll never see, giving them plenty of time to isolate complaints and patch up the holes. If getting your hands on Titanfall was something you’ve been salivating over but committing to a new console stood outside your means, the gaming gods have heard you... and they have been kind.
80%