Marvelous USA today announced the worldwide launch of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, the highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed mech action game. Now available on PC, PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch™ 2, the game expands the universe with an open world, titanic enemies, and seamless co-op multiplayer.
Players step into the role of an Outer, piloting their customizable Arsenal to take on massive battles in a dark sci-fi world. Demo progress carries over to the full release, letting early players continue their journey uninterrupted.
Alongside its global release, Marvelous USA dropped a new gameplay trailer showcasing Sovereign Axiom Special Facilities—high-risk dungeons where players can hunt for rare loot, exchange key cards, and push their skills to the limit.
Multiple Editions Available at Launch
- Standard Edition – $69.99
- Digital Deluxe Edition – $89.99 (includes “Special Weapon SFX Set” and “Arsenal Skin Set”)
- Super Digital Deluxe Edition – $99.99 (includes expansion packs, art book, and soundtrack)
- Physical Limited Edition – $99.99 (includes CD soundtrack, art book, acrylic stand, flight tags, and patches)
Key Features
A Titanic Evolution
Fast-paced armored combat debuts on new-gen platforms, delivering thrilling mech battles, open-world exploration, and massive boss fights.
Build and Customize Your Arsenal
Players can craft, salvage, and fully customize their Arsenals, adapting to their preferred combat style.
Co-op and Multiplayer Action
Fight alone or with up to two friends online through co-op and asynchronous multiplayer.
A Vast Alien World
Explore diverse environments—from ruined cities to swamps, mountains, and alien landscapes—on foot, in the air, or even on horseback.
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is developed by Marvelous First Studio, produced by Kenichiro Tsukuda, and features mechanical designs from Shoji Kawamori. Published by Marvelous USA in the Americas, the game is rated T for Teen by the ESRB.
More information can be found at na.daemonxmachina.com/titanicscion.
