In an interview with Game Informer on Thursday, June 26, the chief operating officer of Titanfall developer Respawn Entertainment, Dusty Welch, revealed that the studio is currently considering a more traditional singleplayer campaign for its shooter, something that may co-exist with the multiplayer campaign the game currently has right now.
Welch also noted that said multiplayer campaign will be re-examined and possibly re-tooled, but it won’t be abandoned entirely.
“ Campaign mode, I think, was interesting but ultimately not as engaging or rewarding as we would’ve liked, ” Welch told Game Informer. “ It kind of begs the question for us – do you go further in that? Do you trim that back?
Would I rule it out for the future? Certainly not, ” Welch added in regard to a traditional singleplayer campaign. “ But I think that there’s a lot of reward in continuing to push the paradigm that Titanfall introduced, which is this always connected, real live visceral multiplayer universe. We learned a lot, and I think it’s up to us to think about how we apply the learning to make the next game even more expansive and more engaging than the first. ”
You can can read Game Informer’s full interview with Dusty Welch via the source link below.
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[ Game Informer ]