The last thing I expected out of a mech game was to be reminded of World of Warcraft, but Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is ...

The Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion minimum requirements might be low, but the recommended specs will put your PC through its ...

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is the follow-up to 2019’s mecha action game that originally came out on Switch and was later ...

With the Yellowstone universe continuing to expand, rumors of a new spinoff starring fan-favorite Kayce Dutton (played by ...

Taking flight in Marvelous First Studio's open-world anime mech combat sequel.

Titanic Scion begins with an explosive prologue tutorial that sees your character fighting through The Garden, a massive ...

Daemon X Machina is developed by Marvelous, specifically First Studio, who also developed God Eater 3. The producer of the Armored Core series, Kenichiro Tsukuda, also serves as producer on the game.

Titanic Scion' has gotten some more trailers showing off the game’s new Heavy Armor and character Fusion System.

Daemon X Machina Celebrates Its First Year With Freebies The Switch mech game has passed the first anniversary of its release, and everyone gets a present. Nov 8, 2020 6:33pm ...

Daemon X Machina is all about blowing up lots of mechs with your very own that you’re free to customize however you wish. Problem is, your mech has its own memory that limits the amount of ...

Since Daemon X Machina's arrival on Switch in 2019, the game has been updated with new and themed content, additional modes, and even some free DLC. This was followed in 2020 with a release on PC.

In any case, Daemon X Machina clearly did well enough to warrant a sequel, so it’s clear that the flawed reasoning that mecha games are somehow dead doesn’t really hold up anymore.