Review: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion (PS5) - Rough Open World Design Distracts From Tight Mecha Action

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Out Now

It’s a busy week for video game releases, even with some titles delaying their releases at the last minute to make way for that one big indie game of the year. But Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion didn’t budge, it’s out now. The mecha-action game sequel to Daemon X Machina is now a multi-platform title at launch, and has eschewed its Armored Core roots for different scale of mecha: exosuits. A free demo (with progress transferable to the main gam…

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Review: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion (PS5) - Rough Open World Design Distracts from Tight Mecha Action

Outer the way.Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion makes a rough first impression. After creating your custom protagonist, you're thrust straight into a chaotic action sequence with next to no explanation of controls or mechanics.You haplessly slash and blast your way through a series of samey sci-fi corridors as characters waffle over comms, and the whole thing's just an overwhelming mess. The barrage of janky cutscenes that follow certainly don't h…

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion - PS5 Review

Like any smart person who aims to try a new franchise, I jumped into the second entry rather than the first. So here we go with my thoughts on Daemon X Machina: Titan Scion, a new entry developed by Marvelous Inc, and brings it more fast-paced, mech piloting action. Take to the battlefield in your […]