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Titanfall 2
With the launch of Titanfall 2 only a few months away, Respawn Entertainment is slowly pulling back the curtain on the sequel to their mech-based FPS. Drew McCoy, the game's producer, has released a video that is the first in a series offering a deep look at the thought processes behind Titanfall 2.
McCoy mentions that the development process of Titanfall 2 is nearing its end, and that these videos will share the lessons the team has learned as well as new information on the game's servers, matchmaking, and progressions systems. One of the key points he brings up is the challenge of including a single-player mode in the sequel, after Titanfall was a multiplayer-only game. Watch for yourself below.
While this first video only serves as an introduction to the series, future videos are designed to let hardcore fans in on "complex things" regarding the game. Titanfall 2 launches on Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 28.
[Source: Titanfall]
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