Titanfall: Frontier's Edge Critic Reviews

The second DLC pack is definitely the strongest, and with the recent updates you should be loading this up if it's fallen off the rotation. Tell your mates, too - you'll need someone to play with.

There' a reason the minds at Respawn changed the world once with Call Of Duty's multiplayer. Titfanfall may not have made that same sort of impact, but for those on the inside, those who spend their evenings stomping around in giant robots, there is simply no online shooter that can touch it.

Titanfall's action is increasing with three new multiplayer maps. But, still no new titan, weapon or burn card. Black Market is a big change but not only for the DLC owners, it affects everyone. If you don't want to pay 9.99$ (it's really significant price), you can wait for the price-cut.

Frontier's Edge has three great multiplayer maps with brilliant design, but is another poor DLC in terms of content without new weapons or burn cards.

With free updates adding the more interesting stuff, this second map pack doesn't deliver the wow effect we were expecting. Maps are well designed from a strategic standpoint, but they miss personality.

This DLC gets a sufficient score only because the three maps are well made, with a significant difference between the gameplay on foot and the one on the Titans, featuring situations that are always different and extremely entertaining. But the contents are rather scarce.