
Written over the past four years, journalist Geoff Keighley ("The Final Hours of Portal 2") chronicles the making of TITANFALL from Respawn Entertainment. This longform app features never-before-seen photos, video and concept art from early development versions of the game.
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This would've been an awesome documentary. With all the problems Respawn was going through it was a miracle this game ever got made. Highly recommended for fans and haters of Titanfall. A better story than The Final Hours of Portal 2 IMO. Solid Journalism and a good read. Definitely worth the $2
Very good read. I was mainly interested to know the story behind West and Zampella's departure from IW, and this book definitely clears that up. I always knew Activision was more focused on making money than making good games
I've always enjoyed Geoff Keighley's "Final Hours" series of behind the scenes interactive e-book things, and this is no different. This one however, is particularly interesting since it tells the tale of the legal battles between Activision and Infinity Ward, how they came to form Respawn, and how the prolonged legal entanglements affected the early stages of development. It's a really fascinating look at the intra-office strife they struggled through as well as some interesting pre-alpha/test footage of the game in various stages of development. If you like Titanfall (which I have really really enjoyed) or are just interested in the history behind Infinity Ward/Respawn, I'd highly recommend it.
Super interesting read, especially for having some experience in a studio myself: Fun to see how much worse it could be :P Love TitanFall and learned to appreciate it that much more!
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ITS NOT A ♥♥♥♥♥♥ GAME!!!!!!!! BUT I RECOMMEND IT IF YOU LIKE TITANFALL
Dont buy it thinking it is titan fall it not it
People who love Titanfall love this. It was extremely hard for Repawn to get there,while it's so easy for us to buy and play Titanfall now. If you really like Titanfall,you must read this! "Even when the challenges seem insurmoutable,take care of your art and your art will take care of you." 喜欢泰坦的人一定会喜欢这篇文章,你会看到这样一款游戏背后那些令人悲喜交加的故事
You likely won't be able to boot this because it will refuse to install Adobe Air. You'll want to manually install it from here instead: https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime Also, it seems that a few of the embedded videos (like the ones in Chapters 1 and 2) are broken, so avoid clicking on those. They're not essential for the experience, but their omission does detract from it. As for an actual review, this is not Titanfall, but rather an interactive book that takes a look into its development. It's a bit sad reading it and seeing everything the development team went through, since the actual game is destined to have its servers shutdown soon.
As always, so greatttt!
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