Titanfall 2

Titanfall 2 is one of the year’s best and most under-appreciated games. Simply put, the game struggled to generate the hype needed to keep players invested, as the community waned and dropped off too soon after release. It may soon be able to redeem itself.

Titanfall’s future seems to be on shake ground, with tension brewing between developer and publisher.

while the end product has hit the right note with gamers and critics alike — it’s currently sitting at 91 on Metacritic, higher than the first game’s 86 — it seems EA has made a huge error in judgement in its scheduling.

So far we’ve guided you through Titanfall 2‘s Achievements, as well as the locations of the collectible Pilot Helmets. In this guide we’ll help you battle it out against the game’s five boss battles, offering up the best tactics and details on each one as you come across them in the campaign.

Most of Titanfall 2’s Achievements can be earned and unlocked in the campaign, and this guide will take you through the necessary steps to unlock those available in the single-player mode.

This Titanfall 2 guide will focus on the campaign’s primary collectibles: the Pilot Helmet. There are numerous helmets to be found in each chapter, and we’ll explain in as much detail as possible to find each.

We’ve officially entered into the silly season. Blockbuster releases, huge new announcements, and the all-too-common dilemma of which games to spend your hard-earned money and time on.

Thankfully, EA has decided to bring Titanfall 2 to PlayStation gamers, which is good news for the industry. I had a chance to speak to Titanfall 2 art director Joel Emslie and Respawn COO Dusty Welch about the campaign, and why it was so important to bring a new storytelling device to the Titanfall experience.

Battlefield 1 is kind of awesome, and as it turns out based on early reviews, so is Titanfall 2. It’s been a huge end to the year for EA, with FIFA 17 also joining the huge lineup of games coming from the publisher this season.

I had a chance to sit down with art director Joel Emslie and Respawn COO Dusty Welch to talk about everything Titanfall 2, from the inspiration of the single-player campaign and the new grappling hook, to the evolution of the pilot-titan relationship.