I will be reviewing this based off the campaign.

First off, if you are looking to play just the campaign, then I would not buy this at the full price. The campaign took me 5 hrs to complete, and this is everything I wish Apex Legends was (as a person with over 700 hrs in Apex Legends).

For such a short game, this was a quality, action-packed, cinematic game with easy-to-play, hard-to-master, perfectionist-type gameplay. I personally played the game on hard mode, and it felt perfect. I would encourage you to as well if you buy the game because only 13% of players have beaten the game like that, and it just made the gunning experience enhanced further for me.

This game has a simple but effective tutorial to get you used to the pace of the game, which is speed. You run fast, shoot fast and hit fast, as Octane (Apex Legends reference) would say, and I LOVE it. Gunplay is not particularly hard, but you will be watching your health, and I can imagine playing master mode might make you play as if this were a battle royale. You will be cloaking, finishing, wall riding and blasting your way through enemies with enough adrenaline to power a power cell of your titan.

Speaking of titans, i have played Armoured Core VI and to me that was my introduction to mecha games which i LOVED, this however is what id like to say is more of a greounded take on the mecha genre and i am no fan of heavy weapony tbh but Titanfall had me whipping out the heaviest of weapons blasting a minugun and grenade launchers everywhere and it was a blast (literally), encounters make you consider your positioning and ability cycling and towards the last 2hrs of the game is where you will encounter hordes of titans where you may hti a wall for once but its all fun and games with ultimate abilities, easy switching of weapons to adapt to bosses and finally perform ur melee execution on them (pls do this).

On the topic of bosses, if I'm honest, they were slightly disappointing apart from the final 2 because the prior bosses imo functioned like other average titans with the exception of 1 with an energy blade, but it was by no means bad; I would just see them as normal titan enemies with a bit more health and some dialogue.

Parkour is a major part of Titanfall, and if you have seen ANY gameplay of Titanfall, then you know you can pull off some amazing trick shots, etc., which we can tie back to me saying the game is hard to master because movement IS the skill ceiling; everything else is secondary. Time trials are a prime example of this, with me achieving 52 seconds but the top score being 32 seconds, and I class myself as fairly good, but that is more of a multiplayer argument, as movement here is just more of an endorphin producer for you in the campaign.

The parkour is 10/10; it is implemented perfectly into gameplay and is flawless. Who knew that simple wall running could make a game so fun (and I didn't like Ghostrunner, so that's saying something)? The environment is perfectly adapted to parkour around locations to make those short moments away from fighting enjoyable, and what about the moments when you are in combat and can utilise wall running alongside stealth? You are in for a VERY fun time blitzing past enemies at record pace.

Finally, I didn't expect to make a comment on this, but every character is fleshed out very bare-bones, which is fine for an action combat game like this, but the companionship with your mech is great for what it is. An AI robot mech you fight with for those moments genuinely feels a part of you and isn't just some named NPC, but you could imagine this being a co-op game where another player controls the titan. When it speaks, it's comedic, serious and just light-hearted, and he enhances your gameplay just by the fact he's "alive" and not just some robot that you control and blindly follows your rhyme; he genuinely is a part of your journey.