Num geral, a experiência foi positiva. A ação do jogo (que é a coisa que mais tem) é muito foda, tanto no Titan quanto fora dele. Apesar disso, a história é bem merda, o início é bem jogado no meio do nada, seu personagem não é ninguém em particular (nenhum personagem é) e também ele é inconsistente no fim kkkkkkk. O objetivo final do jogo também é pouquíssimo trabalhado, você nem sabe direito pelo quê você está lutando, então as cenas que eram pra ter grande peso emocional acabam sendo só algo do tipo "legal 👍"

A trilha sonora é bem daora,
transmitiria o sentimento melhor
ainda se a história fosse boa.

Como disse, foi uma experiência positiva, mas não diria que o jogo vale o preço original (peguei numa promoção) ainda mais porque não tem mais ninguém jogando o multiplayer

Caso entre em outra promoção, recomendo 👍

Its been almost 2 months since I beat this game again and I just didn't add it here because I am a lazy cunt. Man, this game almost feels like it came from a different era. This kind of AAA experience of a single player, linear mission/chapter/level based campaign coming with a very separated multiplayer with tons of modes and different unlockables and shit is something you just don't see much these days with the increasingly braindead push for live service games. I feel like only Call of Duty keeps doing that, and even then they do it while maintaining their shitty battle royale live service on the side. I firmly believe we are going to start seeing a lot of that kind of game announce their EoS in the not too far away future. There is just not enough time, customers or money for all of them to keep an audience grinding forever. Fortunately, Titanfall 2 is not a live service, and what it does have on its current and final state is very fun. I replayed the campaign on hard and it was a great experience, with Cause and Effect being one of the most standout moments. Just a great mission all around with a great gimmick that sticks around just long enough to never feel stale. I can say the same thing about pretty much every mission to be honest, there is a lot of variety that kept me very entertained despite already knowing what was going to happen. The game plays amazing too, but I particularly enjoy playing as the pilot. You are stupidly nimble but easy to control and the game does a good job on selling the speed you're moving at. I hate to say it but I enjoyed playing as a titan considerably less despite how cool they are and how starved we are of mecha games. The campaign has a couple titan combat focused parts, and the duels against bosses on your titan can be fun, but I really didn't like how weak and slow it feels. The multiplayer is unfortunately pretty dead and the servers are kinda fucked. Most of the time I just wasn't able to find matches, and when I could 4 out of 5 times it was frontier defense. Which is fun enough but not quite what I wanted. In conclusion, fuck Respawn for cancelling Titanfall 3 in order to focus on Apex Legends, I will never forgive them

Great campaign! While the story itself is relatively simple, the emotional payoff is still quite high. Fantastic level design and mechanics.
Unfortunately the multiplayer basically didn't work at all, as I kept getting disconnected while searching for a match. I went so far as to use a growing multiplayer mod, but the playerbase is still so low, and exclusively all people who have probably been playing the game for years. Got mowed down by titans a handful of times in a row and decided the campaign was enough to mark as complete.
Overall, happy with the free offering from PC Game Pass.

It adds verticality and platforming to the Call of Duty style FPS combined with a very varied campaign that does not overstay its welcome. The problem I have is that still feels to similar to Call of Duty in its gameplay where everything feels too automatic. With Aim Down Sights the shooting parts are just L2->R2 with minimal effort for the player, and it takes away any sense of accomplishment. It's a design philosophy that  tries to take away any annoyance the player might feel, but at the same time takes away any sense of overcoming a challenge.