Titanfall 2 Standard Edition - Xbox One

This game was worth the $20, it was on sale. This is also a Single Player, Mech Warriors at its best. Best Buy has some good sales, beats Amazon on there pricing and Shipping cost.

Let just start with the obvious. Titanfall 2 is freakin sweet. With a campaign that actually implements cool platforming and shooting mechanics, to the fast paced giant robot clashing multiplayer this game cements itself among the top of the fps genre. If you never played the first it doesn't matter at all. This "sequel" is technically the first definitive Titanfall experience, offering both story and addictive multiplayer. Do yourself a favor and play this game. Reviewed and played on Xbox One

I purchased this as a gift, but have put enough time into it myself to recommend it to anyone who likes First Person Shooters or mech games. The combat is fast with high mobility and a short time-to-kill on foot, especially if you're unfortunate enough to find yourself on the business end of a Titan. You can shift the odds in your favor with a Titan of your own. There's a good amount of customization for your loadouts, so you're likely to find something that suits the way you like to play. The same goes for your titan. The Xbox version has the highest player count of the three platforms, but you should be able to find matches on any given weekend if you're willing to wait a few minutes to get into a lobby. The campaign is also worth playing.

Bought this game at vest buy 9.99 for the game and was cheaper than used at game stop and this is new .... It looks as good as my ps4 version and i bought this for my nepgews for thier xbox one s

My kids like this game very much and I will recommend this game.

I bought this as a requested gift and they love the game.

Tiranfall my son said is a great game and he likes to play it with his friends.

I've been into COD for quite some time now, but felt myself starting to pull away as of late; in part due to the stale game-play and in part due to the prevalence of micro-transactions in the game for multiplayer. It felt like in order to TRULY get ahead/keep up with those who are way better than me (read: most players), I either had to needlessly grind on maps that I wasn't really interested in playing, or had to spend my hard-earned $$ to try and get a good enough crate. All of that being said, Titanfall 2 feels nothing like this. The game-play is fluid and fun (in both campaign and multiplayer), and by the end of the campaign, you really develop a sense of attachment to your Titan. The multiplayer is consistently enjoyable, although I have been playing the Attrition mode almost exclusively. I tried pilot vs. pilot a few times early on, but that felt similar enough to COD where I decided to leave it be for a while. Once I get more time to play/get better, I will definitely be revisiting that game mode. But for what it's worth, the places where the game says it will deliver, it truly does.