Titanfall 2: When a Shooter Becomes a Visual Spectacle

Titan Fall is an old game that has left its mark on consoles, PCs and players around the world, as soon as it came out it was really a stir with its mechanics, characters, gameplay and story. Personally I had only seen gameplays at the time, but I was able to buy its second installment and enjoy this adventure immensely.

Titan Fall is a first person shooter game that was released in 2016, quite a few years ago now, but it aged excellently well. As players we will assume the role of Cooper a militia soldier who's dream is to be a titan pilot, during a normal mission on a planet his mentor dies and transfers control of his titan to him where together they will have to complete the original mission and face the ICM which is a corporation that exploits planets and develops devastating weapons.

The relationship between these characters, pilot and machine evolves in each confrontation, the conversations, the situations, the humor that is handled little by little creates a nice story and even though the campaign is short, it is really enriching and emotional.

Talking a little bit about the captures I've taken, I've always been a big fan of futuristic, futuristic technology that could be developed in the future and many times this kind of concepts end up being triggers for real product ideas.

The fall of the capsules from space is really enchanting, to see how a piece of metal with a person inside falls from such a height, to see the horizon, the planet, the structures, that alien world is another experience.

The vastness of space, the enormous ships that mankind managed to develop, how long did it take to build them, how many of them exist, what is their fire capacity? So many questions and so many possibilities, that's exactly what I like to wander in this kind of games.

Thank you for your time, thank you for enjoying this passion for games and thank you that this space exists to share them, I'm Nitsu and we'll be reading each other next time.