Splitgate Developer Said He Wanted Titanfall 3 And It Appears He’s Making His Own
1047 Games, the developer behind Splitgate, is reportedly working on a new project called Empulse, which may serve as a spiritual successor to Titanfall. The game features familiar mechanics such as wall running and grappling hooks, along with giant mechs that players can pilot. While the project has generated excitement among fans, it also carries the weight of high expectations and past disappointments in the franchise.
- ▪1047 Games is developing a new game called Empulse, which is described as a movement shooter.
- ▪The game will include mechanics reminiscent of Titanfall, such as wall running and grappling hooks.
- ▪Players will be able to pilot giant mechs scattered throughout the map in the multiplayer mode.
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Splitgate Developer Said He Wanted Titanfall 3 And It Appears He’s Making His Own Titanfall fans may watch another finger curl on the monkey’s paw when 1047 Games’ next project is revealed By Zack Kotzer Published May 17, 2026 | Comments (0) | 𝕏 Copied! Titanfall 2 This October will mark ten years since the release of Respawn’s Titanfall 2, and ten extremely long years without a proper sequel. Fans of the series have grown accustomed to getting everything other than what they want, such as the extremely successful, giant mech-less battle royale spin-off Apex Legends. It appears another finger on the monkey’s paw has begun to curl as a “spiritual successor” is in development at a studio that is not as contentious as EA, though not for lack of trying.
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