You've got to have good fundamentals if you hope to survive the battle for humanity's fate in Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion. That's why we're going to be showing off a series of introductory videos filling you in on the basics of this action-packed sequel's gameplay systems. In this teaser, you not only get a good look at several of the weapon types you can equip on your Arsenal, but what benefits they can provide beyond firepower on the battlefield. It's a harsh planet full of deadly threats, and you'll need every advantage you can get if you hope to survive.

Our "Combat Basics" video is the first in a series of gameplay system introduction trailers releasing for upcoming dark sci-fi action game, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, ahead of its launch for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC via Steam on 5 September, 2025. Offering a detailed view into the armored suit known as the Arsenal, as well as useful on-field tactics, it provides an exciting look at the fast-paced combat, as well as a glimpse of some of the titanic bosses waiting to challenge your skills. Created and produced by Kenichiro Tsukuda and featuring stunning mechanical designs from Shoji Kawamori, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion takes the franchise in a dramatic new direction. Join the Reclaimers in their fight against the Axiom. Humanity's battle for liberation begins now!Get a closer look at the Arsenal's capabilities for fast-paced combat, and a glimpse of some of the titanic bosses waiting to challenge players' skills, in this all-new trailer for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion.


While you wait for Titanic Scion's release this September 5, we've also got a special deal running for fans to get caught up on the series. The original DAEMON X MACHINA is on sale from now until May 12 for just $9.99! That 80% discount won't last forever, but the memories you make playing with friends in cooperative or PVP sure will. Head on over there and prepare for even more epic gameplay from the dynamic duo of creator Kenichiro Tsukuda and mechanical designer Shoji Kawamori.