Respawn Entertainment has some exciting plans in the works for the upcoming seventh anniversary of Titanfall 2, set to be celebrated on October 28, 2023.
In recent months, Respawn has been giving some much-needed love to the iconic first-person shooter featuring colossal mechs. After years of neglect, the studio made a surprising return, addressing issues like matchmaking, introducing fresh game modes, and expanding the arsenal with new weapons and loadouts for the 1v1 mode. Additionally, a substantial price drop by EA led to a resurgence in player numbers.
But there’s more to this story. Suspicious hints have begun to emerge within the patch notes of Apex Legends, the popular battle royale game set in the Titanfall universe, which took over the mantle of Titanfall 3’s development. The patch notes contained coded references to the release dates of Titanfall, Titanfall 2, and even Apex Legends itself.
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In the weeks that followed, these mysterious clues have continued to accumulate, meticulously compiled by a vigilant Reddit user. Cryptic messages transmitted through Titanfall 2 game modes and the widespread Advocate network (a clan-like structure that every player is a part of) have now formed a compelling trail of evidence, alluding to something significant happening on Titanfall 2’s seventh anniversary.
The most recent Stories from the Outlands trailer for Apex Legends even teased a tantalizing sight: titans in combat.
The question now shifts from whether something will happen to what Respawn has in store for October 28, 2023. It’s highly unlikely that this is just a marketing ploy for Apex Legends, raising speculation that it’s closely tied to the Titanfall franchise.
Earlier this year, news surfaced about EA canceling a single-player project known as Titanfall Legends, confirming that there were recent endeavors within the Titanfall universe.
Considering Respawn’s busy schedule, including ongoing work on Apex Legends and the Star Wars: Jedi series, along with involvement in two other Star Wars games, there’s a legitimate question about whether they have the resources for a substantial Titanfall project. And if they do, how have they managed to keep it a secret all this time? Answers are on the horizon, and we can’t wait to find out.
