Titanfall: Assault

Titanfall: Assault Drops August 10 for IOS and Android

Get ready for Titanfall, again.

Titanfall: Assault, the mobile spin off to the critically acclaimed FPS series, will launch later this month on August 10 on IOS and Android platforms.

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The game will take the frenetic and high octane action of the Titanfall series and transform it into a strategy game. Instead of experiencing the action inside the head of a Pilot, you’ll be commanding your forces, deciding where to place grunts, how to divvy up your pilots, and when to drop Titans.

If you pre-register with the game on Google Play, you can snag an Android themed Titan when the game launches.

It’s a different kind of game that will take advantage of the platform it’s on. It’s also a chance to expand on the series’ universe. It will also introduce new enemy and Pilot types that could make their way into the main series at a later date.

For more on the game, visit the official website to see screenshots and to see what awaits you in the latest Titanfall game.

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