In memory of TITAN

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In memory of TITAN is a single player tactical role playing game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by XR Strudios and was released on June 2, 2018. It received negative reviews from players.

In Memory of Titan is a turn based strategy game with cinematic battles. A ancient AI has invaded the solar system with one goal at hand, the purge of the human kind from the universe.

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Audience ScoreBased on 33 reviews

music2 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game has a fun concept and good graphics, with potential for improvement.
The combat mechanics are engaging, and the ship customization adds depth to gameplay.
The developer is responsive to feedback and open to suggestions for future updates.

The game is plagued by crashes and performance issues, making it nearly unplayable.
It feels abandoned, with no significant updates or improvements in a long time.
The user interface is clunky and confusing, leading to a frustrating gameplay experience.

story
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is criticized for its linearity and lack of player agency, with missions that can only be completed in one way. Players report frequent crashes and bugs that hinder progress, making it difficult to engage with the narrative. While the graphics and potential for future content are appreciated, the current state of the game leaves many feeling frustrated and unable to fully experience the story.
- “Hope to add more missions and complete the long story in the future, and expand the size of the world.”
- “I liked the graphics a lot; for an early access game, they did a good job on it. The planets look very good, and the solar system screen where you select the missions looks very nice.”
- “The missions followed a linear path, but I could see how the different planets in the sector would open up the opportunity for an open-world rogue-style game rather than a simple linear one.”
- “You have no ownership over anything you use, and every mission can only be completed one way.”
- “It looks nice and I hope it gets better, but at the moment I find it baffling; I have no idea what's happening in missions or what I'm supposed to do.”
- “I understand the game is in its very early stages, but it's unacceptable that within three clicks into the first mission my game and computer completely locked up, which has never happened before.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of satisfaction and frustration; while players appreciate the fluidity and complexity of mechanics once learned, they criticize the clunky UI, slow pace, and unskippable animations that hinder action. The game features interesting concepts and an auto-engage feature, but many feel it could benefit from more combat options and smoother difficulty progression. Overall, the gameplay shows potential for improvement and engagement.
- “Gameplay-wise, it was very satisfying and easy to play through.”
- “At the start, it's a little complex with a lot of information all at once, but once you get to know the mechanics, it becomes very fluid.”
- “Really interesting concept; simple yet complex gameplay. The auto-engage feature is really nice, and the developer is always willing to respond to any questions and open to suggestions. Overall, a good game.”
- “The UI is clunky, the gameplay is slow and stuck behind automated and unskippable animations every time you have the audacity to make an action, and the game ramps in difficulty quite suddenly.”
- “As for gameplay, I noticed that the ships fire on proximity and that the damage is done over time. I placed the titan in front as a shield, and the game started to feel really easy.”
- “Gameplay can improve a lot, and I feel that if the developer gives us more combat options, it will make a great game.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the visual quality, especially for an early access title, highlighting the appealing design of planets and the mission selection screen. However, many users report significant optimization issues, including freezes, crashes, and low frame rates, even on lower settings, alongside complaints about clunky movement and a cluttered interface. Overall, while there are positive aspects, the graphics suffer from performance problems that detract from the experience.
- “I liked the graphics a lot. For an early access game, they sure did a good job on it. The planets look very, very good, and the solar system screen where you select the missions looks very nice.”
- “Good graphics.”
- “Something is horribly off optimization-wise: freezes and crashes, FPS drops all over the place, and that's with everything set to low res and low graphic settings. I may not have a high-end PC, but it's not terrible and still a gaming PC.”
- “Cluttered maps, clunky movement, sub-par graphics, and out of sync (or missing) sounds.”
- “If the developer can clean up the UI a bit and make the graphics less clunky, and make the transitions between ships smoother and less jumpy around the screen, then this game would be a lot better.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is widely criticized, with users reporting significant performance issues, including potential memory leaks and frequent FPS drops during large battles. Many feel that these problems are unacceptable for an early access title that has been available for a year.
- “It might improve performance for some people or at least provide a fix to the FPS drops in big battles. Either way, there are a lot of issues that shouldn't be there for an early access game that's been out for a year!”
- “This game is horribly optimized, and I believe there is a memory leak.”
- “The real problem is performance.”
- “There are a lot of issues that shouldn't be there for an early access game that's been out for a year, including FPS drops in big battles.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is praised for its immersive quality and humorous battle style, enhancing the overall experience. However, players express a desire for dynamic music that adapts to in-game actions, such as shifting to an action theme when surrounded by enemies.
- “The music is great and the battle style is funny.”
- “I loved the music; it's very immersive. It would be nice if the music changed according to the action, like having an action theme when surrounded.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a great soundtrack complemented by a humorous battle style, contributing to an entertaining and lighthearted experience.
- “The game features a fantastic soundtrack paired with a hilarious battle style that keeps you entertained.”
- “The humor in the dialogue and character interactions is top-notch, making every moment enjoyable.”
- “I love how the game blends comedy with gameplay, creating a lighthearted atmosphere that makes you smile.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report significant stability issues, including frequent freezes, crashes, and noticeable frame rate drops, even when running the game on low settings. This suggests poor optimization, impacting the overall gaming experience.
- “The optimization is horribly off; there are freezes and crashes, and FPS drops all over the place, even with everything set to low resolution and low graphic settings. I may not have a high-end PC, but it's not terrible—it's still a gaming PC.”
- “The game is plagued by stability issues, with frequent crashes and significant performance drops that make it nearly unplayable.”
- “I experience constant freezing and lag, which ruins the overall gaming experience. Even on lower settings, the game struggles to maintain a stable frame rate.”