Movie sequels can often be a gamble. How do you capture what was great about the first one while trying not to retell the same story? Video game sequels, on the other hand, are a little more straightforward.

Campaign interesting; Level design; Plenty of variety

Tight corridors become frustrating; Story a little tired and forgettable

Buy Titanfall 2 The Xbox One-exclusive Titanfall was probably the first major new IP of the current console generation. That's why it's rather exciting to see Titanfall 2 finally make its way to the PS4, so gamers who missed out on the original will have a chance to see what the hype was about.

Revisiting the Titanfall universe with Titanfall 2 players can experience the game in both single player and multplayer as they once again command a massive mech on the field of battle. For this adventure Titanfall 2 is set in a region of space far from the core planet systems that Earth belongs to.

Addition of single player campaign – Refined weapons and Titans

Short story – Some multiplayer balance issues

The original Titanfall was a fun but divisive game, with a strong central premise but a lot of complaints about its lasting power and conspicuous lack of a single player campaign.

Well-balanced asymmetrical gameplay; Fun single player campaign; Huge open maps with plenty of strategic value for both titans and pilots; BT stands for Best Titan

Boring boss fights with boring villains; Titans not as well balanced as the rest of the game; Single-player campaign a bit short

"Mechanised bromance."

Fantastic game, to the point where I had trouble deciding whether to 5 star it or not. You should play this game. The campaign is excellent, the multiplayer is fun and fresh and the trophies are pretty simple to get.

I actually bought this for sigle player thinking I'd trade it in after but the multiplayer is as good or better than the new Call Of Duty game.

The original Titanfall was a great concept in search of a game. It was a shooter with all the chaos and polish of a modern military FPS, but unshackled from any semblance of reality given the presence of giant mech-style Titans.

For the uninitiated Titanfall 2 is a first person shooter that differentiates itself from its immediate competition by sporadically relinquishing control of a hulking great mech (the Titan of the title) that operates as a heavyweight extension of the central character to scale up the battle at...

Although it's a little on the short side, and its production values are a bit oldschool, Titanfall 2's single-player campaign is a really enjoyable experience while it lasts. It's very inventive and fun, and a great warm-up for the game's excellent multiplayer component, whose gunplay and controls...