Going head to head with the latest titles from more established franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield, Titanfall 2 did not gain as huge of a following as it should have and the multiplayer population took a nosedive fairly quickly. Unfortunately, despite the critical acclaim, Titanfall 2 suffered from being released at the wrong time. Not to mention, it came with a single-player campaign, that albeit short, will likely go down as one of the best reasons why game developers should still bother adding a single-player campaign to their games.
BATTLETECH BEST MECH FULL
The full realization of the potential of meshing chaotic parkour, off-the-wall running with the nuances and strategies involved in mech warfare, Titanfall 2 was easily one of the best FPS titles and mech games released in years. Thankfully, the game’s sequel, Titanfall 2, fared a bit better in 2016. Unfortunately, the 2014 title didn’t really gain as much traction as it did hype once it released. Respawn Entertainment and Titanfall was the much-needed boost that mech games needed to be more relevant to a modern audience. Having said that, we took the time to hunt down the best mech games ever released on the market, in no particular order. Regardless of what they look like and how they work, one thing that can we can always be sure of is that mechs and video games have always been a match made in heaven. They might even transform into something as big as a couple of buildings tall, or be as small as a human being. They can be humanoid, four-legged, or even eight-legged.
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