It's less like being in a special, secret club and now more like claiming a bedroom on a dilapidated, sinking cruise ship. For months both Titanfall games have suffered DDoS attacks that make playing them online all but impossible. When that cool but not particularly popular thing is under siege by malicious DDoS attacks, the perks of being in a small fandom all but disappear. Normally being a fan of something that is cool but not popular is a badge of honor. But while Titanfall would get a slight bump in popularity due to Apex Legends's success, it never reached Apex's level. The games share a universe and some lore, as well as some players. In May, it reached an all time peak of over 300,000 concurrent players, edging the game closer to first person shooter heavyweights like Call of Duty or Counterstrike: Global Offensive. Apex Legends has only grown in popularity over time, as well. More to the point, their financial success pales in comparison to the next game from Respawn, the free-to-play battle royale game Apex Legends.
TITANFALL 1 SERIES
In Titanfall, you play as a mech pilot, and while the second game in the series has a single player campaign, the real focus of the series was using the giant mechs in team based, first person shooter combat where players can quickly wall-run and grapple hook across the mapīoth Titanfall games did well, though not spectacularly, upon release. Titanfall 1 and 2 boast a devoted, though small fanbase that is desperate for another chance to ride the giant mechs that the series revolves around.
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