US Gamer

5th June 2014
Titanfall

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Mike Williams
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Machine: Xbox One (EU Version)

Respawn Entertainment's first game brings man and machine together. Is Titanfall good enough to save the Xbox One?

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Mike Williams

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Scores

Xbox One Version
Overall80%

Summary

Not the most innovative first-person shooter ever, but it well-developed and quite fun. It's multiplayer-only, so strict single-player gamers need not apply, but if you're open Titanfall has a lot to offer.

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