TITAN SLAYER

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TITAN SLAYER is a single player shooter game. It was developed by COLOPL, Inc. and was released on April 27, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A first-person perspective action game to battle giants Defeat the giant monsters with sword, bow, or gun! All the battle depends on your movement! Don't be afraid of the powerful attack of the giant, exterminate the enemy stylishly.

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Single-Player

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73%

Audience ScoreBased on 45 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

The game offers an exciting and intense combat experience, especially against giant bosses, providing a great sense of scale and immersion.
The mechanics of dodging and switching between different weapons are engaging and can provide a good workout, making it a fun way to stay active.
Despite its short length, the game has replayability through different difficulty levels and achievements, which can enhance the overall experience.

The game is very short, with only three levels that can be completed in under an hour, leading to a feeling of insufficient content for the price.
There are several technical issues, including clunky controls and bugs that hinder gameplay, such as problems with weapon dropping and crashes.
The sound design and overall polish of the game are lacking, making it feel more like a demo than a fully realized product.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
37%
27%
The gameplay is generally praised for its solid mechanics, particularly the enjoyable dodge and combat systems, which enhance the experience against large bosses. However, some users feel the content is limited, suggesting that while the gameplay is engaging, it may not justify a higher price point compared to other titles, especially in early access or free VR games that offer better overall experiences.
- “The baseline mechanics are really good and all of the weapons feel super epic.”
- “The dodge mechanic is a lot of fun when you're facing huge bosses.”
- “Content is leaning towards the short end but the rock-solid gameplay and the phenomenal visuals/presentation more than make up for it.”
- “I had to go back and reload the game because I was expecting at least an hour of gameplay for $13.”
- “Many early access and even free VR games have better graphics, sound, gameplay mechanics, presentation, immersion, physics, etc.”
- “They you start to see how the gameplay mechanics work.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
14%
29%
The graphics are generally praised for their impressive quality, especially for a game over two years old, with many users noting the epic environments and jaw-dropping visuals. However, some comparisons to early access and free VR games suggest that the graphics may feel basic in certain aspects. Overall, the visuals contribute significantly to the game's appeal, compensating for its shorter content.
- “The graphics here look good... real good, especially considering that the game is now over two years old; a small eternity when it comes to VR releases.”
- “The visuals are really jaw-dropping.”
- “Content is leaning towards the short end but the rock-solid gameplay and the phenomenal visuals/presentation more than make up for it.”
- “The graphics are a bit basic, but the environments are epic as hell.”
- “Many early access and even free VR games have better graphics, sound, gameplay mechanics, presentation, immersion, physics, etc.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Overall, the game has mixed reviews regarding replayability. While some players note a lack of content due to only three levels, others appreciate the challenge of improving scores and completing levels quickly, suggesting that there is significant replay value for those interested in mastering the game. Players recommend considering the game's low price or waiting for a sale if replayability is a concern.
- “Its low price isn't bad, but if you're not into the replay value offered, then it's better to grab this on sale.”
- “Lack of replayability.”
- “Although there are only three levels in the game, there is still quite a lot of replay value that'll help you get more bang for your buck.”
- “It's short, but there's a ton of replayability - the goal is not just to beat the levels, but to do it as quickly and cleanly as possible, going for the high score.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
100%
The game features a tiered story structure with three levels, where players unlock new missions by completing previous ones. Reviewers appreciate the impressive visual scale of the game, particularly notable in its larger-than-life characters, and express a desire for a more developed narrative and campaign.
- “I hope to see more of this, with a fleshed-out story/campaign.”
- “The story feels underdeveloped and lacks depth, making it hard to engage with the characters.”
- “The narrative is predictable and fails to offer any surprising twists or turns.”
- “I was left wanting more from the story; it feels like there are many missed opportunities for character development.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
300%
The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some users praising its smooth performance and efficient resource management, while others report issues such as frame rate drops and long loading times. Overall, the game's optimization appears to vary significantly across different hardware configurations.
- “The optimization in this game is impressive, allowing for smooth gameplay even on lower-end systems.”
- “I love how the developers have fine-tuned the game to run efficiently, making it accessible to a wider audience.”
- “The attention to detail in optimization really enhances the overall experience, ensuring that every player can enjoy the game without lag.”
- “The game runs poorly on even high-end systems, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I experienced frequent frame drops and stuttering, which ruined the immersion.”
- “The optimization is so bad that loading times are unacceptably long, even for simple tasks.”