I was also told that very shortly enemy corporations will be added to the game and will add a big new strategic element to the city-building. It was really cool to build ships and then deploy them as the city continued to progress. I was able to see some new features such as the ability to design the interiors of battleships by strategically placing weapons, shields, thrusters, and more, to reduce weak points and maximize fighting capability. Balancing all of this takes hard choices to mistreat or nurture the workers and how to structure the City to generate as much possible while staying productive. In this futuristic environment corporations own swaths of Titan and they build factories, housing units, ship ports and manufacturing structures to feed their corporate coffers. In this game you design your city and grow it from just a few small buildings into a massive metropolis while also fending off rivals and trying to keep productivity high. I had checked this game out at the last in-person PAX East in 2020 and it has developed into an incredibly complex and ambitious game since that time. They are both unique and amazing experiences I cannot wait to get more of. Phantom Brigade and Industries of Titan were two of them.ĭrastically different games, they both stuck with me long after I had checked them out on the show floor. While I checked out many titles across the four days at PAX East 2022 there were a number of standout games that I just could not get out of my head.
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