Titanfall 2: What to expect from singleplayer

Back when the first Titanfall was announced at E3 2013, the game was met with a barrage of hype and excitement. The very idea of jumping in and out of a Mech at will was reason enough to send quite a few gamers loopy with excitement. When the game was finally released in April of 2014 some gamers were disappointed as there was a distinct lack of a singleplayer campaign. True, the game was marketed as a multi-player experience, but gamers yearned for a storyline set in Titanfall’s awesome universe.

Fast forward to 2016 and Titanfall 2 is just around the corner! It promises to bring a lot more of the epic multiplayer action that we fell in love with in the first game, and (by popular demand of course) a singleplayer story line that dives head first into the Titanfall universe.

So what can we expect from the Titanfall 2 campaign? The game is set in the far future where the human race has terraformed and colonised resource rich planets in what has been dubbed as frontier space. The IMC (Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation) thinks it’s a great idea to bleed all the resources dry from these planets.  As you can imagine this more than annoys a fair few people and the Rebel Militia is formed. The Titanfall 2 story then picks up in the middle of a war between the IMC and the Rebel Militia.

Gamers jump into the army boots of  Jack Cooper, a rifle man for the Frontier Militia who aspires to become a pilot and obtain his very own Titan. The story begins when Jack comes across BT-7274 (BT for short), a veteran Vanguard-class Titan whose pilot is killed in action. BT then voluntarily links with Jack and the campaign kicks off from there.

Of course Titanfall 2 is not all about the singleplayer experience, as Respawn have ramped up some of the features in the games ever so popular multiplayer. The most noticeable change is the hefty amount of abilities that both Titan and Pilot can obtain. Pilots are now able to use cloaking and grappling hooks that can be attached to pretty much anything (Titans included). There are now four Titan model specialisations for gamers to get their mitts on as well.

We cannot wait for Titanfall 2! It’s great that Respawn Entertainment have finally added a singleplayer campaign to the game, and we can’t wait to get our hands on it.

Check out the campaign trailer below.

Top 5 Skyrim Mods

As the special edition of Skyrim is just around the corner, we thought it would be an awesome idea to highlight some of our most favourite Skyrim mods. So without further a-do here are our top 5 mods for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

1. Thomas The Tank Engine

If you find adorable blue trains with faces on them far more scarier than dragons, then this is the mod for you! All dragons have been replaced by Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. These devilish locomotives come completed with a tooting horn and a devastating steam engine flame thrower attack. You have been warned.

2. Dohvah Bear Companion

Fans of  the Dovah Bear cartoon and fans of armoured bears in general will love this mod. Once Dovah bear becomes your new companion he will do various tasks for you, such as mauling people and looking cute in a helmet.

3. My Little Pony Steed

If like us you find plain old Skyrim horses a bit boring then this mod will be right up your street. Your steed will be replaced with one of the infamous ponies and also comes complete with lightening magic. Nice!

4. Spider-Man Frost Spiders

Frost spiders are quite nasty in Skyrim, so what better way to deal with the pesky arachnids than replacing them with everyones favourite friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man. The mod even comes with some classic Spider-man quips as well.

5. The Chicken Born

The chicken born gives any Dovahkiin a run for their money. In this mod you can summon chickens, don some pretty awesome looking chicken armour and summon the ultimate chicken.The ultimate chicken can lay waste to even the most powerful dragons.

So there you have it, our top 5 Skyrim mods. True, they aren’t the most serious mods out there but they do make the game pretty darn interesting.

You can grab the special edition of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim from Green Man gaming right now. You can also check out the games’ system requirements out below.

System Requirements for Elder scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition.

Minimum

Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit Version)
Intel i5-750/AMD Phenom II X4-945.
8GB of ram.
12 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 470 1GB /AMD HD 7870 2GB

Recommended

Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit Version)
Intel i5-2400/AMD FX-8320.
8GB of ram.
12 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB /AMD R9 290 4GB