Titanfall 2 Gameplay Details Leaked Revealing New Tactical Plays And Bigger Multiplayer Maps

Titanfall 2 will be released for Xbox One, PS4 and PC in October 2016, and it’s expected to be announced at E3, which will kick off in two weeks, but gameplay details already surfaced on the internet. Some Reddit user has reported that the sequel will come with bigger maps and grappling hooks and will offer players more space to battle in multiplayer mode.

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Electronic Entertainment Expo will start on June 12 and Respawn Entertainment will reveal more information about the upcoming Titanfall 2, but fans of the first game who don’t have patience to wait two more weeks are digging out for information. Luckily, someone has fulfilled their wish and posted useful details on Reddit, claiming that it’s from a trusted source.

The post was removed immediately, but lots of websites have copied the text, which said that “Titanfall 2 will release in October and the Mountain dew leak is indeed legitimate. They’ve added a ton of new pilot abilities including the addition of a grappling hook. My source said you can use it quite extensively, for getting into your Titan, aiding free-running, or tactical plays such as pulling enemies while they’re midair. The pre-order bonus will be a handgun called the Violator. Multiplayer maps are bigger which I can assume they upped the player count to go along with them.”

Reddit users have asked “ilovegoogleglass” if the source is an employee of Respawn and he answered that “Can’t really say, but my source is in the know.” Other rumors suggest that the Titanfall 2 will be released in October, in the same period as Battlefield 1, but some fans are not buying it, saying that it would be an uninspired move from the publisher (Electronic Arts) to bring two games of the same genre, in the same month. It is believed that the publisher wants to dominate the market share controlled by Activision with its Call of Duty franchise.