Game developer Respawn Entertainment finally revealed what players have been waiting for a time now, the single-player campaign mode for their upcoming game "Titanfall 2." The studio shared major details regarding the first-person shooter video game.
The company recently revealed on its website the things that players can expect now that the game offers the much-requested mode that was absent from the first game of the series. Fans will experience "a different style of pacing," or a much slower game compared to other similar campaigns. While there will be many heavy battles, players will also experience some down time to be able to absorb the game environment as well as contemplate their next move or the things that previously happened.
The game will also allow players to hone their Titan piloting skills when they want it, and how often they want it. When they are confident enough to the double jump, and wall run combos for extended parkour, they can then join the multiplayer campaign to show off their skills.
"Titanfalll 2" single-player campaign also offers "a new world to discover."
"In single player, the citizen soldiers of the Militia continue their fight to retake the Frontier. Set against them are the occupying forces of the vast, Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation. Our story begins when the Militia deploys a small fleet to the planet Typhon, in support of a wider offensive push. But not everything on Typhon is as it seems, setting the stage for you and BT to journey through a hostile and strange, yet beautiful world," the announcement added.
Additionally, the campaign will allow its players to have a conversation with their machines. The player selects a predefined answer from a list that offers different dialogue tones, although it does not really affect any portion of the game, just a "fun way to banter" with a machine.
Lastly, the company said that the players' creativity will be a key component to the campaign. It is up to them if they want a surgical-strike approach or an "anything goes" way of combat.
A four-minute video was also released by Respawn to highlight these.
'Titanfall 2' will hit the shelves on Oct. 28 for the PlayStation4, Xbox One and Windows PC.
