Documentary Released on the Making of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

So, here’s this thing about Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion. It’s, uh, coming out for Nintendo Switch 2, and apparently, there’s this doc floating around. Marvelous dropped it—those guys always have something cooking. Anyway, it’s by Archipel, and it stars Kenichiro Tsukuda. I think he’s the big cheese behind the Daemon X Machina series. He goes on about how he’s been into mecha and robots since forever. Sounds like he’s living his childhood dream or something.

Marvelous First Studio is handling this new entry. It’s action-packed, they say. Flying around like a maniac in your personalized Arsenal? Yes, please! Who doesn’t want to zoom through a lethal, open world — some chaotic land or maybe up in the sky?

And get this, after you smash up your enemies, you snag their stuff! Weapons, gear, you name it. Pretty savvy, right? Level up and get creative on the battlefield. The game’s got a dark twisty story and heaps of boss fights. Might be up your alley if you’re into cooperative play, too. You can squad up with two buddies online — cute, right?

The publisher spilled some “key features” peppered with flair:

First off, something about a “Titanic Evolution.” It’s launching on new platforms and is packed with epic sci-fi madness. Easy for rookies but big enough to keep the old fans psyched.

You can tweak your Arsenal to your heart’s content. It’s like build-a-bear but, you know, with killer robots. Craft stuff, scavenge parts — whatever floats your boat.

Oh, and “Together You Can Make a Difference” or however they phrased it. Basically, you’re never really flying solo. There’s this multiplayer vibe, so you can go on adventures with pals. But if you’re feeling antisocial, you don’t have to be.

“Beautiful and Deadly” landscapes — sounds poetic, right? Alien worlds, mean machines, the whole works. You might find yourself trekking through bizarre terrains: plains, mountains, swamps! Flying, walking, maybe even horseback riding (because why not?).

So, mark the date — September 5, 2025. That’s when it hits stores, both physical and digital. Watch out for it on Nintendo eShop if that’s your jam. And, well, here’s to waiting and dreaming about it until then!