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Titan Souls
If you love challenging titles like Dark Souls then developer Acid Nerve's upcoming top-down indie title Titan Souls looks right up your alley.
Titan Souls was originally conceived during a game jam, and its new PC demo is a scene-for-scene remake of the original prototype, updated with the finished game's visuals, audio, and gameplay enhancements. Check out a trailer showing the game's progression below, and check out the demo here.
"Titan Souls wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for the original Ludum Dare game jam, which saw your hero take down three titans with a single arrow, and gave birth to the core concept behind the entire game,” says Titan Souls composer David Fenn. “Now that the development is complete, we thought it'd be fun to celebrate our journey by remaking this original sample of Titan Souls, replacing the bosses with their full-game counterparts that each of these initial ideas evolved into, and enhancing it with the new engine, graphics and audio."
Titan Souls releases for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, PC, and Mac on April 14 for $14.99. Check out our hands-on impressions here.
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