Titanium Court Is a Surreal Autobattler Strategy Game about Fighting a Pointless
It made quite an entrance when it launched on PC in April this year. Titanium Court is a game that can’t be fit into one single box. It features a combination of match-3 puzzles, tower defense, roguelike mechanics…
It made quite an entrance when it launched on PC in April this year. Titanium Court is a game that can’t be fit into one single box. It features a combination of match-3 puzzles, tower defense, roguelike mechanics, real-time strategy, mysteries, and a lot of surreal things.
Titanium Court is now available on mobile, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 5
Developed by AP Thomson, who also worked on Consume Me and Fortune-499, the game puts you in a strange world. You manipulate the terrain, collect resources, recruit soldiers, and try to destroy your enemies.
Titanium Court takes place in a strange realm filled with magic, faeries, and characters who have tons of problems. There’s a missing queen, a queen who also needs help looking for her missing keys, and an audience that needs someone to find the Point.
It leans heavily into surreal writing, strange artwork, and gameplay that doesn’t always make itself easy to understand. The game seems perfectly happy to leave you confused, throw some bizarre dialogue your way, and let you figure out what everything means.
Then there’s the whole career situation. Spending time in Titanium Court can qualify you for some incredibly respectable professions, including warlord, arsonist, celebrity, and insurance fraudster. There’s even a fully interactive shower.
A single-player game, Titanium Court is published by Fellow Traveller. The game has already bagged some major awards, including the Seumas McNally Grand Prize and the Excellence in Design award at the IGF Awards.
If you want to control the eponymous Court and battles against other rival Courts, you can grab the game from the Google Play Store. It’s priced at $5.99 with no ads.
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