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Shooter, Action, Science fiction
From Marvelous First Studio comes an action-packed new entry in the Daemon X Machina series. Fly into battle in your customized Arsenal, unleashing a variety of attacks tailored to your playstyle.
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Epic, unpretentious, raw and relentless.
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ForbesOllie BarderSep 20259/10Overall, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a massive, fast-paced open-world mecha action game that plays extremely well. The story is actually intelligible this time around, but while the mecha designs look wonderful, the characters definitely needed more work. There’s also a mountain of complexity and content here without much thought on how it should have been introduced, so you will have to persevere and figure the game out to get the most out of it. There’s genuine ambition here, though, but more focus, better writing, and stronger direction would have made this almost perfect.
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Hardcore GamerIvanir IgnacchittiSep 20254.5/5Daemon x Machina: Titanic Scion is an impressive mecha action game with an expansive world to explore.
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8Bit/DigiStan RezaeeSep 202510/10Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a radical departure from its predecessor, yet it allows the series to forge a distinct identity moving forward. It’s a direct sequel, yet the lore is set far enough apart that new fans can easily jump in. The mech genre remains the foundation of the gameplay, though it has been radically altered while keeping the intense combat.
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Checkpoint GamingCharlie KellySep 20254.5/10Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion isn't the improvement on its predecessor that fans were hoping for. What's found within is a scrap heap of a game, featuring poor optimisation, a drab story, tropes and pacing that override and overrule the mostly fun loop and deep mech customisation. It'll technically fly and get the job done, sure, but you won't be truly soaring or seeing great heights here. Mission failed, we'll get 'em next time.
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DualShockersScott BairdSep 20255/10Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion isn’t ready for launch. The performance and balance issues sour what could have been an excellent mecha experience. There are a few bright patches, interesting ideas, and a ton of potential for the game. It could be, and maybe it will be better in a few updates' time, but it’s not worth checking out at launch.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 7 ratings.
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