Even months before release, this feels, at least in short quantities, refined and easy to learn. None of this will come as a surprise to veteran players of the first Titanfall on Xbox One and PC, but it's clear that first-time experience is paying off. It's nimble and fast without being disorienting there's an emphasis on spatial reasoning and mastery of vertical space, an engagement with the world that made me feel wily and cunning for taking advantage of it. It's about fighting in sci-fi warscapes in and out of personal mech suits called titans, and it's looking pretty thrilling. Titanfall 2, coming October 28 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, wasn't on my radar before E3, but the multiplayer match I got to sample at Electronic Arts' EA Play event made an impression. I reel myself to a nearby rooftop, spin around, look for the punk that just blew up my robot-there he is-and start shooting. Soaring out of the top of my mech, I use my own grappling hook to right myself in mid-air. I flail, freak out, trying to do something to shake him off. Someone is, improbably, on top of my mech they used a grappling hook to reel themselves in, and now they're trying to remove the power source. Electronic Arts/Respawn EntertainmentI'm striding down a ruined city block in a house-sized mech, explosives firing out of one robotic arm, a plasma shield loaded in the other.
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