Titanfall for Xbox One, PC available to download

In case you’ve been living under a really large rock somewhere, really far away from civilization, or have no internet access at all, you should know that Titanfall is now available for the Xbox One and PC. The Xbox 360 version is coming pretty soon as well.

Our review of Titanfall for the Xbox One is in currently a work in progress, and we are waiting to spend some quality time on the real server with actual players before stamping a score on it, so stay tuned for that.

If you want to grab a digital copy, the Xbox Games Store has a few in stock right now for $59.99. The PC version is also available from EA’s Origin, Amazon and similar digital services too. The Xbox One version weighs in at a surprisingly light 16.39GB (compared to other next generation releases at least).

Queue up your download below.

Titanfall ($59.99)
Titanfall is the first next-gen shooter that combines pure adrenaline, wall-running, double-jumping action with powerful, fast-paced titan warfare to set the new bar for online multiplayer gameplay. Delivering blistering fast, fluid combat that gives you the freedom to fight your way as elite, assault pilots or agile, heavily armored titans. Rethink fundamental combat and movement with new abilities to change tactics on the fly, attacking or escaping depending on the situation. Heart-pounding multiplayer action combined with dramatic, cinematic moments lets you enjoy the fiction and characters of the universe without having to leave your favorite game online multiplayer mode. Online multiplayer matches featuring both human/AI allies and enemies create an experience like none other.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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