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Industries of Titan
Brace Yourself Games are known for making off-kilter games. Their last project, Crypt of the Necrodancer, combines the timing of rhythm games with the hardcore, edge-of-your-seat action of roguelikes. Their latest project might not be as strange, but it's still an interesting mashup of strategy, simulation, and sci-fi.
Industries of Titan is a city-building game set on Titan, one of Saturn's moons. In it, players build expansive cities that look like something out of a cyberpunk tale. The heart of each city is, as the name of implies, their factories, and setting up a bustling center of industry will be key to success. Players can also build up battleships, which they use to fight enemies.
As with Crypt of the Necrodancer, Brace Yourself Games is collaborating with Danny Baranowsky (of Super Meat Boy fame) for the soundtrack. No release date has been set. You can watch the trailer below.
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