Titanium Court’s Demo is back
First of all, what a couple of weeks it’s been since Titanium Court was first unleashed upon the public! We’re overwhelmed and overjoyed by the response so far.









What players love
Players praise the writing above everything: sharp, absurd, surreal, a match-three tower defence that keeps turning into something else, with a story reviewers refuse to describe for fear of spoiling it. They call the soundtrack and the visuals part of the trick, mention Undertale when they reach for comparisons, and say the demo is the honest way to find out if it is for you.
Players praiseStory & writingContent & lengthArt & visualsSoundtrackDifficulty
By AP Thomson
A critically-acclaimed surreal masterpiece. This is how AP Thomson would describe Titanium Court if not for the curse he bears as punishment for his hubris. Instead he can only use the crudest of terms and so he describes Titanium Court as "a clever ploy to trick gamers into reading my book." Yuck!
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First of all, what a couple of weeks it’s been since Titanium Court was first unleashed upon the public! We’re overwhelmed and overjoyed by the response so far.
A critically-acclaimed surreal masterpiece. This is how AP Thomson would describe Titanium Court if not for the curse he bears as punishment for his hubris. Instead he can only use the crudest of terms and so he describes Titanium Court as "a clever ploy to trick gamers into reading my book." Yuck!
Player32 collects the announcements AP Thomson publishes, so you can follow Titanium Court without hunting through feeds.
Read the devlog ↗English
Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 or later Processor: x64 architecture Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: OpenGL or DirectX 9 compatible graphics card. DirectX: Version 9.0c Storage: 600 MB available space Sound Card: Any
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