Titanfall Mechanics That Would Work Well for Respawn's Star Wars FPS

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With the news earlier this week that Electronic Arts Inc. and Lucasfilm Games will be joining forces to deliver three new Star Wars games, fans of the franchise have been excitedly speculating on what these games could look like. With Respawn Entertainment taking the helm across the development of three titles, it has been confirmed that one will be the eagerly anticipated Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 – the follow-up to the well-received action-adventure game. The other two projects will be an all-new Star Wars first-person shooter overseen by Peter Hirschmann, and a Star Wars strategy game created in collaboration with the new studio Bit Reactor.

Although the announcement means that Star Wars Battlefront 3 and Titanfall 3 are likely a long way off (or may no longer be happening at all), the new Star Wars FPS offers lots of intriguing opportunities to combine the best elements of both of these games. With Respawn developing the new title, its previous Titanfall series, in particular, is full of content and mechanics that would transition smoothly into a Star Wars setting. Thanks to Respawn’s award-winning reputation and history of popular games including the Titanfall series, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Apex Legends, it certainly has the pedigree to pull off a great Star Wars shooter.

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When Titanfall was first released in 2014, the game was praised for its verticality and freedom of movement when it came to combat. It revolutionized the fast-paced shooter, adding flexibility to player mobility in a way that felt original and exciting. Overall, the game made accessibility to the game easier for players of varying skill levels without freezing out less