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Fast-Paced Future Warfare - In Titanfall the advanced warfare of tomorrow gives you the freedom to fight your way as both elite assault Pilot and agile, heavily armored 24' tall Titans.Titanfall rethinks fundamental combat and movement giving players the ability to change tactics on the fly, attacking or escaping depending on the situation.
The Future of Online Multiplayer Action - The game is entirely multiplayer, in a new experience that combines fast-paced online action with the heroic set piece moments traditionally found in campaign mode. The intersection of the two is a big part of what givesTitanfall its iconic identity.
The Visionaries that Defined Gaming for a Generation are back! - Founded in 2010, Respawn Entertainment was formed by Vince Zampella and Jason West, former co-founders of Infinity Ward and two of the co-creators of the multi-billion dollar franchise Call of Duty They are building on their pedigree and taking a new approach to game design and creating an all new universe with Titanfall
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March 11, 2014

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RECORD SETTING 6 GAME CRITIC AWARD WINS!

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Prepare for Titanfall. Crafted by one of the co-creators of Call of Duty and other key developers behind the Call of Duty franchise, Titanfall is an all-new universe juxtaposing small vs. giant, natural vs. industrial and man vs. machine. The visionaries at Respawn have drawn inspiration from their proven experiences in first-person action and with Titanfall are focused on bringing something exciting the next generation of multiplayer gaming.

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Fast-Paced Future Warfare – In Titanfall the advanced warfare of tomorrow gives you the freedom to fight your way as both elite assault Pilot and agile, heavily armored 24’ tall Titans. Titanfall rethinks fundamental combat and movement giving players the ability to change tactics on the fly, attacking or escaping depending on the situation.
The Future of Online Multiplayer Action – The game is entirely multiplayer, in a new experience that combines fast-paced online action with the heroic set piece moments traditionally found in campaign mode. The intersection of the two is a big part of what gives Ttianfall its iconic identity.
The Visionaries that Defined Gaming for a Generation are back! — Founded in 2010, Respawn Entertainment was formed by Vince Zampella and Jason West, former co-founders of Infinity Ward and two of the co-creators of the multi-billion dollar franchise Call of Duty™ They are building on their pedigree and taking a new approach to game design and creating an all new universe with Titanfall

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AnarchyBurger

Don't believe the hype.

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2014

Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

I really really REALLY wanted to like this game. And all the hype did not help. Being a mech junkie and seeing this come out I was immediately drawn in, with the only reason I got it later than usual was because of finances. I was prepared for what I had always dreamed... A Mech FPS which I could leave my vehicle! oh my god.... and... this... is it?

-Graphics: 6/10 Suitable, but nothing revolutionary. Gave it a point lower d/t just blandness.

-Maps: 4/10 IMHO pretty bad. Probably a step up from the worst MW maps. Definitely forgettable.

-Customization: 5/10 Some perks like options and a little variation. Though nothing spectacular. Burn cards which are kinda like death perks for MW.

-Gameplay: 6/10 The supposedly revolutionary part. First off there is only 6v6 max which may seem low (and it is). But they have filler bots to fight, which are somewhat like creeps in a League of Legends (points to get a titan). Otherwise they seem to just be filler, though they can harass titans a bit.

FPS combat is FAST... In fact its a bit too fast IMHO. If you are a hardcore FPS junkie who can jumpsnipe across maps without issue it still might seem a bit chaotic in PvP fights (I say PvP fights because its not nonstop PvP). At times even the best seem to be randomly shooting and jumping. Though the parkour mechanic is excellent for movement. It just would have been nice if everything was slowed a hair for enjoyment factor.

Mech combat it probably the most disappointing. There really is not significant difference aside from speed+movement to being in a mech (titan). And honestly gameplay wise as you get better you realize being in a titan can be more of a hinderance than a plus. Often times it seems like everyone/anyone/everywhere/anywhere can shoot/attach/distort/punch or just in general F with you majorly while in titan mode. It becomes better to use in guard or follow mode as a distraction at times. Sadly this is one of the aspects that turned me off the most about the game.

Overall Titanfall was not for me and did not live up to the hype. As games comparison it seems the most similar to the MW type games in terms of speed and gameplay. If you do enjoy those you may well enjoy Titanfall. I steer more towards the Battlefield and MWO type gameplay and I truly, as much as it pains me (and my wallet) dislike Titanfall. If you are interested in the more tactical paced FPS genre I seriously suggest avoiding at least until its down to a more affordable range such as high 20's low 30's.

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BanHim!

A promising start to a new series

Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2014

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After a few months with Titanfall I'm glad to say it has strong potential for a new series. It does well to copy existing trends in FPS games. The comparison to Call of Duty is obvious and fairly accurate, and I personally get a Halo-like vibe during Titan vs Titan combat. I don't think it's a ground breaking next gen game by any stretch of the imagination, but damn it can be wicked fun. I play on PC and personally don't mind Origin. If I were stuck on consoles; as an Xbox only game I can't help but compare to Halo, and well Titanfall leaves me longing for Master Chief's return.

Pros:
- Fast, frantic, furious first person combat.
- Core gameplay is enjoyable in spite of any issues I find.
- Respawn nailed movement in this game. The Pilots feel fast, agile, and lethal. The Titans feel mechanical, heavy, and dangerous.
- The maps are not particularly mind blowing, but they suit the game well and are a blast to traverse on foot or in a giant robot.
- They have the bare essential gametypes
- Giant robots with giant guns... also jet packs.

Cons:
- Poor implementation of a rather generic set of weapons. Mind you they all feel good in-game, but the speed and balance of the game makes some guns useless and some guns overpowered.
- There is very little incentive to ever play as a team in Titanfall. It happens, but it doesn't feel essential.
- The AI controlled enemies and friendlies are insignificant cannon fodder.
- The color pallet and visuals are uninspired and very last gen. grey/brown/grey/brown/glowy blue/grey/brown
- No destructible/interactive environments, besides running up the wall. All this awesome hardware and you can't even knock down a cardboard box.
- The Campaign is a complete joke. It is literally the multiplayer, but with mediocre cut scenes and comically contrived voice acting.
- I and everyone I know who plays has had some technical issues with Titanfall on PC. The occasional crash and signs of poor optimization are there. Certainly not the worst I've ever seen, consider it playable.

Respawn has two directions they can head in with Titanfall. Either focus on the MP and go for a lower price point OR hike up your knickers and do what few triple A studios can do, offer a robust MP and a stellar story experience for 1-4 players. I say they focus on MP and you get this game when it's $40 or less.

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Alex

Very Cool, but not a Revolution

Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2014

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If you like playing Call of Duty online for hours and hours, this is the next-generation step for you.

However, it doesn't actually do anything revolutionary, and it doesn't go above and beyond anything that you should have expected from the next high-budget twitch shooter. Add in the fact that Electronic Arts is the publisher, and you should be wary of getting your hopes up too far.

There are TONS of highlight reel style moments to be had, however there is no real versatility in the game modes, and there is no single player experience at all. The game seriously lacks on content, but the gameplay itself is really superb.

There is this thing called "multiplayer campaign" that is truly terrible. Basically, the game just forces you to play against the same opposing team over and over again with a little bit of background dialogue that you probably won't notice or understand. It wouldn't be that big of a deal, however the game forces you to play the multiplayer campaign if you want to unlock the other titans. Bad move forcing people to play such an under-developed mode.

As with any EA game, be ready for a lot of frustration from the support of the game. I played 6 hours straight and then lost all of my in-game progress because a server crashed, and EA didn't care at all.

Basically, this is the same thing as any other call of duty game; play enough games so you can level up and buy better guns, and then just keep playing the same modes over and over again, for whatever reason COD fans do that. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone other than those people who buy Call of Duty every year as soon as it comes out.

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Xavier

Bon jeu mais ...

Reviewed in France on March 14, 2014

Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

Alors, j'attendais vraiment TITANFALL car toutes les émissions (GameOne), tous les tests et commentaires que j'avais pu lire étaient plutôt bons, et, n'ayant pas acheté de nouveau jeu depuis un moment, il allait me permettre de changer un peu de mon FPS habituel !

Le jeu est tout de même très lourd sur le disque dur, mais c'est devenu le standard pour les nouveaux jeux. Ce n'est pas un point très embettant. Ensuite, première déception lorsque j'ai voulu lancer la campagne, que je pensais solo (c'est un point primordial dans un jeu, surtout à ce prix). Surprise, une fois lancée, j'entend parler des joueurs et je vois une liste de pseudos sur le côté ! Je me dis que j'ai dû me tromper lors de la sélection du mode, je quitte et réessaye : Pareil !
Il se trouve que la campagne n'est qu'une vulgaire mise en scène de combats multijoueurs avec 2 modes, matchs à mort par équipe et Domination des points clés. J'ai toujours cette déception en travers de la gorge !
La campagne est plutôt pauvre, pas de réel intérêt si ce n'est de s'entrainer avant de lancer les autres modes car les niveaux sont un peu au-dessous de ce que l'on peut y rencontrer.

Le jeu est fluide, on prend vite plaisir à courir sur les murs faire d'énormes bonds sur les toits et tout ce qui s'en suit. Le pilotage des TITANS est intuitif, c'est le prolongement du pilote. Quelques modes de jeu plus sympas que d'autres (6 en tout je crois). Par contre, on y retrouve le même déséquilibrage que dans la plupart des jeux actuels, où plus tu joues plus tu as de bonus / armes / compétences. C'est à dire que quand tu commences un peu après les autres, tu en prends plein la tronche !

Les armes sont sympas, ça change un peu, le smartgun (avec ciblage auto en quelques secondes) est plutôt une bonne idée, même s'il devient difficile pour fraguer des "habitués". Les spectres et soldats IA sont vraiment mauvais mais ça rempli un peu la map et peut permettre à des novices de faire quelques frags pour réussir les défis.Et à 6 contre 6 dans de si grande map,(pas énormes non plus hein !) on s'ennuierait rapidement. Le "coup de cut" habituel est remplacé par un coup de pied, d'ailleurs les TITANS peuvent aussi jouer à la bagarre sans utiliser les armes, bonne idée également.

Et par contre, on en revient toujours au même, déjà des DLC de prévues avant la sortie du jeu, on nous vends du coup des jeux non terminés dans le but de nous soutirer un peu plus d'argent. De plus, une fois les DLC sorties, ceux qui ne veulent pas payer plus seront rapidement mis à l'écart car pas toutes les maps / armes et bonus en tout genre.

Il était mentionné que la précommande permettait de recevoir un poster TitanFall et ce n'est pas le cas ! J'ai bien reçu un code promotionnel pour une opération de parrainage pour je ne sais quoi, mais rien concernant ce poster dont je n'aurais, sans doute, rien fait, mais le principe fait que j'aime bien recevoir exactement ce que j'ai commandé.

Pour conclure, je ne regrette pas cet achat, mais je ne suis surement pas prêt de racheter un FPS qui nous coutera en tout + de 80€ avec les DLC, surtout s'il n'y a pas de campagne solo. Beaucoup de points négatifs tout de même pour un jeu venté par tous les "journalistes" spécialisés. Mais le jeu et plutôt beau, c'est un "nouveau" concept et il permet de se défouler de temps en temps. Je ne dirai pas de l'acheter ou de ne pas l'acheter, chacun doit se faire son avis et les goûts et les couleurs...

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Etienne G

vraiment intéressant

Reviewed in France on March 14, 2014

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Comme les commentaire précédent je n'ai pas reçu mon poster de précommande, mais bon un poster.. c'est un plus si je l'avait reçu, mais bon un poster titanfall..on va pas un faire une histoire.

le jeux quand à lui semble bien construit. alors oui il n'y a pas de campagne mais on le savait avant de l'acheter. le nombre de maps était connu..donc bon
le jeux en lui même apporte sa révolution par les acrobaties rendus possibles par le jetpack et c'est assez sympa.

J'avais regardé la configuration minimum qui est une configuration des ordi de 2008, mais mon ordi de 2010 avec ses 1go de mémoire graphique est vraiment juste voir injouable même en configuration minimum. le nombre d'image par seconde est vraiment faible. j'ai pas un ordi de gamer mais j'avais un peu d'espoir. fin bref
il semble prometteur.

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oliboli

Un concentré d'hémoglobine et de ferraille...

Reviewed in France on March 20, 2014

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Etant amateur de FPS et surtout de la série Battlefield je me suis laissé tenté par ce jeu.
Autant le dire de suite c'est un jeu plus proche de la série des call of Duty mais en bien mieux techniquement.
Disposant d'un I7 et d'une carte vidéo R9 290 je ne peut pas juger de son fonctionnement sur de petites configurations mais après une vingtaine d'heures je n'ai eu aucun bug ni lag ni crash avec tous les paramètres au maximum ce qui ne m'était jamais arrivé avec un jeu neuf.
Techniquement il est blufflant et l'équilibrage entre les titans et soldats est très bien dosé.
Il est bien plus beau et maniable que call of duty. Le seul regret est que les décors ne sont pas destructibles. Certains regretterons qu'il n'y a pas de mode campagne mais d'autres comme moi n'y joue jamais.
Je n'aime que le jeu en ligne et je lui met donc 5 étoiles pour sa parfaite jouabilité !

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Steacey Chevalier

Bien, mais pas de français

Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2017

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Colis en bon état, activé sur Origin sans problème, seul regret : le jeu est disponible seulement en anglais, ce n'est pas une version avec le français

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Patron Sylvain

Super jeu multijoueur !

Reviewed in France on January 24, 2018

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Je suis vraiment satisfait de cet achat j'ai eu aucun problème a peine une heure pour installer ce jeux grâce au CD.
Je recommande bien que les joueurs soient peu nombreux mais les serveurs font bien leur travail et le temps d'attente est court !

Livré dans les temps.

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