In preparation for Titanfall‘s final piece of downloadable content, EA and Respawn Entertainment have released a new gameplay trailer for IMC Rising.
The trailer is around 3 minutes along, and showcases the fast-paced, frenetic, first person-shooting action Titanfall gamers know and love, albeit on new, interesting maps.
The new maps to be included in Titanfall‘s IMC Rising DLC map pack are as follows:
- Zone 18
- Backwater
- Sand Trap
Gamers looking forward to more parkour-driven, mech-based mayhem are sure to look forward to EA and Respawn Entertainment’s latest (and last) piece of Titanfall DLC in the form of the IMC Rising map pack.
Check out the new IMC Rising gameplay trailer after the break.
Titanfall: IMC Rising Gameplay Trailer
You can also check out descriptions of the new maps to be included in Titanfall‘s IMC Rising DLC below:
Zone 18 – The Robotics Lab
Zone 18 is a unique addition to Titanfall. You’ll notice that most of the roofs are the same height, forcing players to deviate from the strategy of getting to the highest ground. The decommissioned Hammond robotics factory is designed to force players into meeting each other; it’s more open and spacious than most other maps, making it the perfect field for Titans.Backwater – The Bootlegging Colony
When you hear these moonshiners, you might think of the Appalachian Mountains, but the rice paddies of Backwater give the map more of an Asian feel. Expect a lot of elevation changes on this map, meaning lots of high points to gain the upper ground. But watch out for the large underground grain storage facilities, where pilots can escape and move between hardpoints. Hardcore Titanfall fans will recognize the map as part of the first concept art shown for the game!Sand Trap – Desert Wasteland
The rolling dunes of Sand Trap are a playground for Titans, giving them ample space to wage battle. And buried in the sand in the center of the map is an old bunker, where pilots can take refuge from the Titans above, and fight each other. Trenches along the sides of the map provide quick wall-running pathways for pilots to move around on. But watch out: All that unrefined oil at the bottom of the trenches means instant death for anyone who misses a jump.
In related news, Respawn Entertainment livestreamed the first gameplay to come from IMC Rising today on their official Twitch channel.
Titanfall: IMC Rising will be available on September 25th for Xbox One and PC.
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Source: Xbox Wire
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