Apex Legends Campaign Maybe Respawn Canceled Titanfall Title in This Campaign

Host Jeff Grubb and co-host Jan Ochoa discuss the apparent cancellation of Respawn's single-player Apex Legends title, citing a report from VGC.

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By Shubham Dalal | Feb 3, 2023 | 3 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

In today’s episode of Giant Bomb’s Game Mess Morning podcast, host Jeff Grubb and co-host Jan Ochoa discuss the apparent cancellation of Respawn’s single-player Apex Legends title, citing a report from VGC. But Grub had even more details on the title, giving players an idea of ​​what the game would have looked like had it launched.

Known only for its working title, Titanfall Legends, Grubb revealed that although the game “will not be Titanfall 3,”It will still include a beloved character from the franchise: Jack Cooper’s faithful Titan, BT-7274. As reported by VGC, Jeff Grubb discussed this alleged single-player mode in Apex during a live stream on the Giant Bomb Twitch channel. If you need more information about Apex Legends Campaign Maybe Respawn Canceled Titanfall Title in This Campaign then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.

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Grubb said this was a previously announced single-player project originally announced by Respawn in 2021, and it was going to be an attempt at a Titanfall-like experience inside battle royale. Some information from the live stream was shared in a tweet by AlphaIntel, which was confirmed by Jeff Grubb.

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According to Grubb, the single-player adventure was planned to introduce Apex Games commissioner Kuben Blissck as a playable character, with various characters from Apex Legends appearing and lending their powers to the player. Major details from the Titanfall franchise – like the location of the ark, for example – may also have played a part in the campaign.

Titanfall Legends was reportedly helmed by former Apex Legends narrative lead Mohammed Alavi — perhaps best known as the architect behind Modern Warfare’s “All Gilead Up” level — until he left the company in January 2022. Left it. According to Grubb, Titanfall Legends players will once again pilot and fight alongside BT-7274 (often referred to as “BT” in Titanfall 2), using Rampart’s workshop to repair and upgrade him. The leak alleges that there will be a return of popular Titanfall characters like BT, as well as the rampart giant mech brought back to life. Oddly, it’s alleged that it will be somewhat inspired by Doom Eternal, with players taking on the role of Blissk. Players will also be able to make use of the popular wall-running mechanic from the original games.

Despite announcing the cancellation of both Apex Legends Mobile and Battlefield Mobile earlier this week, Respawn has yet to officially acknowledge the cancellation of the games.

Apex Legends is free to play on console and PC. A mobile version of the game, Apex Legends Mobile, is available for download on Android and iOS devices, but will expire on May 17, 2021. At this point, it looks like the Apex developer will focus more on its battle royale and the competitive scene surrounding it as ALGS 2023 is well underway.

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