A new Titanfall spinoff is in the works, and it’ll be out sooner than anyone could possibly guess. In fact, internet rumors (and word from our own sources) suggests that it’ll be out this Monday. The game isn’t officially announced just yet, but word leaked out this morning thanks to esports journalist Rod Breslau. As Breslau reported today, it’s called Apex Legends and will be out on Monday for PC, Xbox, and PS4. It’s a free-to-play battle royale that, interestingly, won’t let you use the Titan mech suits that make Titanfall so iconic.

Since the launch of Titanfall 2 we’ve enjoyed an incredible reception from critics and fans alike and released lots of great content that have not only improved the game, but also kept a thriving, dedicated community playing. In fact, over the last couple months we’ve seen our player counts grow, a great thing to see nearly a year after launch. This month marked our 7th content drop for Titanfall 2.

Hello PlayStation Nation! It’s hard to believe that it’s been 268 days since the release of Titanfall 2. We’ve been very busy since then, and it’s gone by quick! Prior to the release of Titanfall 2, we said we were committed to supporting the game post-launch with free DLC drops and more. Since launch, we’ve released lots of great content that have not only improved the game, but also kept a thriving, dedicated community playing.

At E3 2017, Microsoft shared more details about its upcoming console, the Xbox One X. Although the firm announced all of the specifications and the price, there were still unanswered questions when it came to the resolution of some of its games. While we probably won't get a clear answer until the titles become available to the public in the winter, one member of Respawn Entertainment has chimed in on the experience with the Xbox One X.

Titanfall 2 will host a free trial of the game's full multiplayer offering. The trial* will begin for EA Access and Origin Access members on November 30th, and become available for all players starting December 2nd on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Origin for PC. This will feature a full offering including all maps, modes, weapons and more including brand new content from Angel City’s Most Wanted DLC on December 3rd.

When developing Titanfall 2, Respawn Entertainment made their goals clear; they wanted to explore the bond between a pilot and his Titan. It was certainly an idea I welcomed. It was a chance to dive further into the lore of the universe, and for the developers to flesh out the colourful array of characters from the first game. I’m happy to say they achieved all of this. They went beyond the call of duty to bring us what I would consider to be a modern masterpiece and the exact kind of fresh twist that the first-person shooter genre has needed for so long.