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Titanfall 2 Ultimate Edition: what this edition is and how it arrives as a gift
Titanfall 2 is a first-person shooter from Respawn Entertainment — the studio behind the original Titanfall and, later, Apex Legends. It launched on October 28, 2016 and is still one of the most kinetic shooters around. Its signature is vertical combat: you play a Pilot who wall-runs, double-jumps and slides across surfaces, and at the right moment calls down a towering combat robot — a Titan — from orbit. Switching on the fly between the nimble Pilot and the heavy Titan is exactly the mechanic players keep coming back to.
Here you're buying the Ultimate Edition, delivered as a Steam gift: we arrange the gift through a supplier bot and send it straight to your Steam account. Below we break down what's in this edition, how it differs from the standard one, how the gift delivery works and what to watch out for with regions.
Why Titanfall 2 stands out
The thing Titanfall 2 is most praised for is its single-player campaign. It's short (5–7 hours) but its density of ideas and direction are still held up as an example. You play marksman Jack Cooper, who unexpectedly becomes a Pilot and links with Titan BT-7274. Their banter and shared journey turn the campaign into a real story of partnership between human and machine. Standout missions, like the time-shifting level, are still picked apart in game-design breakdowns.
The other half of the game is multiplayer. Fast matches, parkour, different Titan classes with their own abilities, and modes like Attrition where AI minions share the map with players. After launch the game received several free updates with new maps, modes and weapons — and all of that content is already built into the game, with nothing extra to buy.
What's in the Ultimate Edition
The Ultimate Edition is the maximum pack for anyone coming into Titanfall 2 fresh who wants the game, the cosmetics and a fast multiplayer start all at once. It includes:
- The full Titanfall 2 base game — both campaign and multiplayer.
- Deluxe Edition content: two Prime Titans — Scorch and Ion (a special visual treatment of these Titans), a Deluxe warpaint set for 6 Titans, Deluxe camo for all Titans, Pilots and weapons, Deluxe nose arts for 6 Titans, and an exclusive callsign.
- Jump-Starter pack: all Titans unlocked from the start, all Pilot tacticals unlocked, 500 in-game credits to buy gear and attachments, 10 double-XP tokens, plus the Underground warpaint for the R-201 carbine.
Worth knowing: the Deluxe content and Jump-Starter are mostly cosmetics and progression boosts. Every gameplay map, mode and weapon from the free updates is available to all players anyway, so the Ultimate Edition isn't pay-to-win — it saves you grind time and dresses your Titans and Pilot nicely from the start.
How Ultimate differs from the standard edition
In short: the standard version is just the base game. The Deluxe version adds a cosmetic set. The Ultimate Edition bundles everything at once — base + Deluxe + Jump-Starter — in a single gift. It's the most complete way into the game, and it's exactly what you get here, with no need to piece the content together.
How Steam gift delivery works
We send Titanfall 2 Ultimate Edition as a Steam Gift through the FZR supplier bot. The flow is simple and doesn't require any settings gymnastics:
- You provide the friend invite link of your Steam profile and your account region.
- The bot adds itself to your friends — you don't need to accept the request.
- The bot sends the gift, usually within a couple of minutes of your order.
- You accept the gift in Steam and the game lands in your library. After delivery the bot removes itself from your friends list.
Steam Guard is not required — the gift can be accepted on an account without it. You just need friend requests allowed in your profile settings. Two conditions are mandatory: your Steam account region must match the gift region, and Titanfall 2 must not already be in that account's library — Steam won't let you accept a gift for a game you already own.
Gift region — the most important part
Steam gifts come with a regional restriction: the gift is only accepted if your account region matches the gift's region. So at checkout, enter your Steam account country honestly and pick the variant for your region. If the regions don't match, Steam simply won't let you accept the gift — that's not a bug, it's a standard platform rule. If you're unsure which region your account is in, you can see it in Steam's account settings (your store country).
If something goes wrong
The most common snags with gift delivery are closed friend requests in your profile settings or an expired invite link (Steam refreshes them periodically). If the bot couldn't add you, check your profile privacy and send a fresh invite link — we'll retry. Hiccups are rare, as with any service like this, and we work to sort them out quickly.
Similar games in the catalog
If this vertical Respawn shooter clicked for you, check out Apex Legends — a battle royale set in the same Titanfall universe, from the same studio. Fans of online shooters with vehicles might enjoy Battlefield 2042 from EA, and if you value a strong single-player campaign, try Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, another story-driven action game published by Electronic Arts.