Titanfall 2, the latest entry in the series created by Respawn Entertainment, is soon to receive its first free DLC map, the Angel City map from the original game, and today EA released a new trailer showcasing it.
The Titanfall 2 Angel City gameplay trailer, which can be watched below, is on the short side, but it does its very best in showing how the popular map from the previous game has been recreated in the new release.
Experience a remastered version of the fan favorite map from the original Titanfall, Angel City. Stand by for the first free DLC for Titanfall 2 with “Angel City's Most Wanted” available on December 1st for all players. This content includes new cosmetic options to add more flair to to the Frontier.
If you have yet to get Titanfall 2, you may be happy to know that a multiplayer trial for the game will be held later this week. Starting tomorrow for EA and Origin Access subscribers and from December 2nd for everyone else, the multiplayer trial will allow players to experience the full multiplayer experience, including the new Angel City DLC map. Progress will also carry into the full game.
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.
Titanfall 2 is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Agel City map will launch for free on all formats on December 3rd.
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