Titanfall 2 is the Super Mario Galaxy 2 of shooters

Titanfall was my game of the year in 2014 even though it didn’t have a real single-player campaign. Hell — for me, that was almost a positive. Get that garbage outta here; I’m only here for the multiplayer. But after finishing the sequel’s adventure, I’m so happy that Respawn Entertainment made the effort to bring solo Titan pilots something to do, and I’m amazed that it reminds me most of a Nintendo game.

Titanfall 2 is out October 28 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The $60 first-person shooter brings back the original’s mixture of on-foot and in-mech combat. As a pilot, you will run on walls, double jump, and pick up a wide range of weapons. Inside the walking robot, you will rocket around, hover, and charge up ultimate attacks. The campaign and the multiplayer feature both types of gameplay, which makes the overall experience feel like it has a lot of variety.