Best games coming out in 2016: Titanfall 2

Best games coming out in 2016: Titanfall 2

Release date: 28 October 2016
Platforms: Xbox One, PS4, PC
With Titanfall clocking up an impressive 10 million players, it's no surprise that the upcoming sequel is highly anticipated. The good news is that, unlike its Xbox exclusive predecessor, Titanfall 2 will be multi-platform allowing even more players to join in the fun. We don't know much about it yet but we do know that it's set to be revealed properly on 12 June during E3 2016.
Find out more in our Titanfall 2 release date & features article.
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