- Titanic Scion is 80% Off for a Limited Time! - 18 May 2026
For the next two weeks, everything Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is on sale at the deepest discounts yet. Through June 1 (10AM PT), all three versions of the game – Standard, Digital Deluxe, and Super Digital Deluxe – are available at 80% off. That means for just $20, you can get the complete Titanic Scion experience, including the digital soundtrack, digital art book, the “Into the Abyss” expansion, and all the other customization content in the Digital Deluxe edition. It’s an incredible value for any fan looking for a deep, rewarding action experience. On top of the discounts on the game editions themselves, we’re also dropping the prices on all the additional downloadable content by 50%, including the new “Ultimate” bundles, featuring additional hairstyles, equipment, and customization options. But we’re not stopping there. The “Mega DLC Collection”, which includes every single “Ul…
- Get 50% Off Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion - 10 February 2026
It’s a new year, and that means it’s time for new deals. From today through Feb. 23 (10AM PT), you can get Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion for 50% off! Take advantage of this significant discount on either the Standard, Digital Deluxe, or Super Digital Deluxe edition while you can to experience all the awesome Arsenal action yourself, or with a few friends in co-op play. No matter which edition you pick up, you’ll get to take advantage of all the free updates and content added to the game since launch, including numerous additional boss battles, cosmetics, and improvements that make every battle more impactful. To tailor your experience even further, you can also check out a handful of cosmetic DLC sets also on sale for 50% off during this time. You’re gonna like the way you look. If you just can’t get enough of that mecha mindset, the original DAEMON X MACHINA and its DLCs are also on…
- Version 1.2.1 / 1.2.2 Patch Notes - 19 December 2025
It’s December, and that means it’s time for the final roadmap update for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion. As promised, we’re adding in three new boss battles that should test even the most-skilled Arsenal pilots. Starting today, you’ll be able to challenge Chaldia, Insania Rex RT: Ω, and Immortal Void RT: Ω through the Rematch Simulator. You can get a look at these imposing foes below. Additionally, these new battles are joined by a wealth of gameplay adjustments that will improve the experience and address issues impacting game progress. Lastly, all digital editions of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion are also available for 30% off through January 5, 2026 (10AM PT), along with select DLC. Combined with these latest updates and fixes, there’s no better time to recruit some more friends for co-op than this holiday sale season. Check out the full list of fixes and updates below. New Bosses…
- Save 30% on Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion - 15 December 2025
-- Incoming Transmission -- Greetings, Mercenaries. If you’re reading this message, it can mean only one thing: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is currently available for 30% off. Now you can experience the epic Arsenal action yourself – and with friends in co-op play – at a discount before the year comes to a close. Whether you choose to suit up in the Standard Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition, or the Super Digital Deluxe Edition, the Reclaimers will greatly appreciate your assistance in taking on the Axiom and putting an end to their plans for world domination. Beware, the Neun are still actively pursuing all opposition, and the Immortals roaming the planet are as deadly as ever after several reinforcements, by way of free title updates released after mission launch. Check out the various editions on the store page, choose the path that calls to you, and good luck to all who venture “I…
- Version 1.2 Patch Notes - 14 November 2025
The time has come. A new threat awaits in a previously unexplored area of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion’s savage planet. In the all-new story-based DLC “Into the Abyss,” you’ll be able tasked with exploring Survey Zone: Locus Initi, where exciting story quests*, challenging enemies, and powerful new gear awaits. Available on its own for $14.99, or as part of the Digital Deluxe or Super Digital Deluxe editions, “Into the Abyss” takes Outers to the area of Survey Zone: Locus Initi, home to the Genesis Tree, a massive Femtree that could be seen from other areas in the game but was previously inaccessible. Beyond battling the dangerous fauna that call Locus Initi home, players can take on an Axiom base hidden within the Genesis Tree and earn rewards including powerful new gear. Along with this content, we’ve also released a new, free update for the game that addresses some bugs and other…
- Version 1.1.1 Patch Notes - 17 October 2025
Along with bug fixes and adjustments, the Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion 1.1.1 update includes the release of two new bosses: Lapis Lacrima RT: Ω and Cybele RT: Ω, as well as the free “Formal Suit Outfit” and “Axiom Researcher Outfit” cosmetic DLC. The limited event boss Zeruchroar will also now be available permanently in-game. You can check out the full details of what’s included below. New Bosses Lapis Lacrima RT: Ω and Cybele RT: Ω have been added as new boss enemies. "Battle Lapis Lacrima RT: Ω" and "Battle Cybele RT: Ω" will be added to the Rematch Simulator at the base. Additions and Adjustments ・Added a function in EDIT APPEARANCE to turn off visible mutations upon unlocking Fusion. ・Added an event to the Rematch Simulator that allows event boss Zeruchroar to be fought at any time. ・Added a Stray equipped with Revenger after completing the mission "Subject: Codename: Shadow Tak…
- A Letter from the Producer: Addressing Upcoming Changes - 30 September 2025
To all players of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion: The next update will introduce a new feature related to appearance changes through fusion. We're introducing the ability to turn off appearances changes due to mutations caused through fusion, enabling the use of fusion skills while maintaining human form. This will allow players to enjoy DLC costumes and accessories while retaining their human appearance. In addition, we will add a mission to the Rematch Simulator's EVENT section to enable permanent access to the event boss Zeruchroar. Furthermore, we plan to implement game system improvements and bug fixes, including adjustments to restore certain side missions that become unavailable due to story progression after they are cleared, and adjustments to allow players to obtain equipment that was previously unobtainable based on their side mission choices. The entire development team is…
- Version 1.1.0 Patch Notes - 25 September 2025
Alongside the first major patch for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, we’ve moved up the release of Grausam RT: Ω from the original Oct. 2 date. The free “Iris Outfit” DLC is still planned for release on Oct. 2, and we’ve included an updated roadmap graphic showing off all the elements still to come. We've also included a number of bug fixes that we hope will improve the experience for players. The full details of everything included in this 1.1.0 update are listed below. New Boss Grausam RT: Ω has been added as a new boss enemy. "Battle Grausam RT: Ω" will be added to the battle simulator at the base. Additions and adjustments Added an option that enables the adjustment of Camera Acceleration and Camera Inertia degree. Changed the Horizontal and Vertical Camera Sensitivity settings so that they can be adjusted separately. In the early mission "The Bout with Ash," weapons can now be obta…
- Post-Launch Roadmap Revealed - 5 September 2025
Alongside the release of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, we've got a post-launch roadmap ready to show off new content coming to the game in the coming months. The first free update is slated to arrive on Oct. 2, and adds the rematch mission “Battle Grausam RT: Ω” to the Rematch Simulator in your base. Clearing it, alone or with friends, will grant you new development equipment as a reward. Additionally, new, free cosmetic items are also planned for release in the coming months. You can get an idea of what lies ahead in our handy graphic. More details on the content included in future updates and the "Into the Abyss" Expansion Pack will be revealed at a later date.
- Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is Out Now - 5 September 2025
We are go for launch. Get Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion today and fly into battle in a customized Arsenal, unleashing a variety of attacks tailored to each player's playstyle. Feel the exhilaration of fast-paced combat as you freely explore a deadly and dangerous open world on land or in the air. After taking down foes and collecting their weapons and equipment, upgrade your skills to expand your options on the battlefield. Suit up for a dark sci-fi story where you’ll face titanic boss battles alone or with up to two other friends online. New and veteran Daemon X Machina players alike will find a worthy adventure here. If you’re looking for a real challenge, you’ll want to search out the Sovereign Axiom Special Facilities. Scattered across the map, these dungeons can be highly dangerous, but also highly lucrative for those in search of rare items and materials. Whether playing alone o…
- Dive Deeper into Titanic Scion's Expansive Open World Features - 4 September 2025
There are just a few days left until Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion launches. To tide you over, we have two new gameplay videos that detail some of the features waiting for you beyond the story: “Coliseum” and “Side Missions.” The Coliseum is a battle arena harkening back to ancient history, where players can engage in 1v1 PvE fights against other skilled combatants and their Arsenals. Victorious Outers can climb the leaderboards for ever-increasing payouts, but be wary, as other players may invade matches asynchronously for an added challenge - and reward. As a mercenary, you’ll have to take on a wide variety of missions to rank up and earn funds to keep up with the latest research advances, weaponry, and more. Whether that’s helping out locals in need, reclaiming bases, or fighting off Immortals, you’ll find no shortage of jobs to take. While out on these jobs, you may also come acro…
- Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion gets a great pre-order discount for fans - 3 September 2025
Daemon X Machina is a bit of a cult hit. While the story was about as shallow as an oil spill from a rusted mech, the gameplay was chaotic and energetic, giving you the chance to dart across arenas despite being in a multi-tonne robot chassis. It's a lot of fun, but Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion is looking to take it up a gear with the sequel, and you can pre-order the new entry at a discount already, thanks to Fanatical. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion embraces an open world for a better co-op sequel Cult classic mech game returns with a free demo you can try right now Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion system requirements
- Titanic Scion Release Schedule - 2 September 2025
The wait is almost over. Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion will soon be available for you and your friends around the world. But when exactly can you play? We’ve got you covered with this infographic detailing the time you can expect to suit up and take the fight to the Sovereign Axiom. Global Release Time: Friday, September 5 – 4PM JST (Tokyo) Friday, September 5 – 9AM CEST (Berlin) Friday, September 5 – 12AM PDT (Los Angeles) For any and all other times, please refer to the graphic. We’ll see you online in a few days. If you can’t wait, you can still check out the demo and carry over your progress when the full game drops. Pre-order now to take advantage the bonus “Special Equipment Set” DLC, which includes the “Bahamut” Arsenal Skin, the Beguiling Suit (Outer Suit), and the Special Equipment – Victorious Gleam (Laser Blade), as well as the “Purchase Bonus Item Set” DLC, which includes…
- Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion (Nintendo Switch 2) Review - 2 September 2025
When I initially previewed Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion naught by a month ago, I enjoyed my experience with it on PC, but the thing I was far more interested in was its Nintendo Switch 2 counterpart. While I had no doubts it would be good on practically every console, the way its predecessor was initially pitched as a showcase of the Nintendo Switch had me more interested to see how the sequel would fare on Nintendo’s Switch successor. In some ways, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a pretty incredible showcase of what the Switch 2 is capable of—managing to maintain a consistent level of quality for this expanded sequel. However, much like its predecessor, there are enough cracks in the foundation to reveal that, despite being a significantly more powerful system, the Switch 2 still has its limits. The story of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion takes a slightly different direction fro…
- Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion embraces an open world for a better co-op sequel - 24 August 2025
I was very happy to see Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion giving Marvelous's flashy mech game a second outing. Its hyper-stylized look is satisfying to the eyes, and the more high-mobility action compared to Armored Core 6 makes it a worthwhile alternative to FromSoftware's 2023 hit. Speaking to PCGamesN at Gamescom, producer Kenichiro Tsukuda talks about the decision to move to a more open-world design for the sequel, the challenges faced by the team, and how the legacy of mecha and robots has expanded in recent years. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Cult classic mech game returns with a free demo you can try right now Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion system requirements Elden Ring meets Armored Core 6 in new Daemon X Machina 2 gameplay trailer
- Cult classic mech game returns with a free demo you can try right now - 19 August 2025
Although the genre has never died off entirely, there's been something of a resurgence of mech games lately. Over recent years, we've seen the launch of everything from Armored Core 6 and Mecha Break to a slew of Front Mission remakes, providing plenty of options for robot brawling aficionados. A bit further back, Marvelous put out Daemon X Machina as well, which garnered an enthusiastic fan base that's been eagerly awaiting news about its sequel, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion . Now, we've not only seen more of the game, but also been given an opportunity to try it out ahead of launch thanks to a new Steam demo. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion system requirements Elden Ring meets Armored Core 6 in new Daemon X Machina 2 gameplay trailer
- Titanic Scion Demo Available Now! - 19 August 2025
You’ve been asking for it, and we’ve heard you. Announced at gamescom Opening Night Live, we are happy to share that the Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion demo is available to download now! And we’ve got a fast-paced new trailer packed with gigantic enemies, spectacular action, and a tantalizing glimpse into the thought-provoking narrative to get you hyped up while you wait for the demo to download. This free demo features the first nine chapters of the story, and lets you explore the open world, experiencing the high-speed combat and customizable Arsenal that can be tailored to suit your preferred combat style. The demo includes online co-op with up to three players and supports cross-play, ensuring it’s easy to connect and play with friends on any platform. Asynchronous play is also featured, allowing you to experience the intense mech action at your own pace, while still benefiting fro…
- Meet Titanic Scion's Warring Factions - 14 August 2025
Want to know more about two of the key factions fighting for Femto in Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion? Say no more. Introducing the Reclaimers and the Neun. An underground resistance organization, the Reclaimers are a covert network banded together to fight back against the rule of the Sovereign Axiom. Using a series of hidden passages and throughways, the Reclaimers are able to work in secret, avoiding the watchful eyes of the Axiom. On the other side of this conflict, you’ll find the Sovereign Axiom’s Special Services, 9th Division – also known as the Neun. This special forces unit has exceptional combat powers, and under the leadership of Void, show no mercy to the opposition. That’s why the humans have dubbed them “demons of heaven.”Fight back against the Axiom starting on September 5, and pre-order now to take advantage the bonus “Special Equipment Set” DLC, which includes the “Bah…
- Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion system requirements - 12 August 2025
At first glance, the Daemon X Machine Titanic Scion system requirements are quite forgiving, certainly at the lower end, but that soon changes once you cast your eyes over the recommended specs. If the most recent Steam Hardware survey is accurate, more than half of all gamers who registered their hardware won't be able to meet its demands. If Armored Core plus anime sounds like a winning formula to you, then the fast-paced mecha action of Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion is worth a shot. Unfortunately, if you want to experience the game at its very best, you'll need to check out our best gaming PC or best gaming laptop buying guides to find something that will meet this game's high RAM demands. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Elden Ring meets Armored Core 6 in new Daemon X Machina 2 gameplay trailer
- Going Hands-On With Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion—Slick Steel - 5 August 2025
It was quite a happy surprise to see Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion during Nintendo’s April 2025 Direct , because it was honestly a game I didn’t think would get a sequel. Despite eventually finding its way to the PC in 2020, the original Daemon X Machina felt like this big, bold title that was meant to show off the Nintendo Switch’s relative power despite its small size. And while it was a very good game, it always felt more like a Switch showcase than something that would spin off into its own series. I’ve long been a fan of giant robot games, and as such, I loved the first Daemon X Machina, so I was genuinely excited for more when I saw the initial trailer for the sequel. However, what I didn’t expect was just how radically Marvelous First Studio would shift the feel and style of the game. Daemon X Machnia: Titanic Scion is a game that maintains the DNA of its predecessor but makes…
