Titan Souls is an indie action-adventure game centered around battling powerful bosses in a minimalist world. Players are equipped with a single arrow and one hit point, emphasizing precision, timing, and strategic movement. The game features pixel-art visuals, atmospheric environments, and a focus on trial-and-error gameplay.
About the story
Titan Souls tells the story of a nameless warrior’s quest to bring down the ancient titans with nothing but a single, indestructible arrow. There are no lesser classes of enemies, no crafting, no grinding and no side quests -- just you and the two dozen titans scattered throughout the land awaiting your challenge.
Platforms
Android Mac PC PS4 VitaGenres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy Survival Thriller
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Kritiqal
By Nate KiernanTitan Souls is antagonistic and alienating, but if you are masochistic enough to put up with it, there's a smart and original game underneath.
Multiplayer
By Scott ArmstrongThe problem I am finding with Titan Souls reviews is that they mention Shadow of the Colossus far too often, anyone who has played SOTC knows that it is an amazing game, one of the best on the PS2 in fact, TS is nowhere near SOTC but it is still an amazing game and I will tell you why.
games(TM)
By Jonathan GordonA fleeting, exhilarating slice of boss rush madness
The Digital Fix
By Leigh ForgieTitan Souls earns its rightful place as one of the toughest games of all-time and while some will immediately fall for the elegant yet simple design and alluring fantasy world, others may be turned off by its unrelenting difficulty
Gaming Nexus
By Russell ArcheyTitan Souls is a pretty solid game, but I can see where it may not gel with some players. There is quite a bit of difficulty to it as you have to learn each titan's patterns and figure out how to expose and attack their weak points, and others may just see this as a rip-off of Shadow of the Colossus. If you can get past that, Titan Souls provides quite a bit of challenge, but admittedly could have gone on a bit longer for a $15 price point.
