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'Titanfall 2' free DLC release date revealed: free DCL to come with new weapon, Titan Kits on Dec. 2

Shiena Bernardino December 01, 2016 01:48 PM EST

Electronic Arts (EA) will treat "Titanfall 2" fans with a free trial for the game's first downloadable content (DLC) this weekend.

The game studio revealed that the "Angel City's Most Wanted" DLC for "Titanfall 2" will be released for free starting Friday, Dec. 2. But those who are subscribed to EA Access or Origin Access have been able to get hold of the expansion pack for free as early as Wednesday, Nov. 30.

The first "Titanfall 2" DLC pack will feature the improved version of the popular Angel City map from the original "Titanfall" game.

It will also feature a new weapon called the B3 Wingman Elite pistol, which is a high-caliber revolver with a custom user-friendly grip that can be used to ease the weapon's heavy recoil when used in heavy-G to low-G.

The new DLC will also offer other new addition to the "Titanfall 2" game, including the new Titan Kits such as the Ion: Refraction Lens that allows Splitter Rifle to split in five ways; the Northstar: Threat Optics that will highlight enemies while zooming in; the Scorch: Scorched Earth that ignites the ground using Flame Core and leaves thermite along the way; the Legion: Hidden Compartment that charges two Power Shot at once; and the Tone: Burst Loader that allows players to aim the 40mm and stores up to three shots to burst fire.

While the "Titanfall 2: Angel City's Most Wanted" DLC is being offered for free, players may also purchase other cosmetic items such as Angel City's Most Wanted Titan Art Packs and the Angel City's Most Wanted Camo Pack that will help them improve their status in the game.

According to Windows Central, players only have until Sunday, Dec. 4, to enjoy the upcoming "Titanfall 2: Angel City's Most Wanted" DLC for free, but the game studio did not mention the exact time when the DLC will be removed from the game developer's site.

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