Titanium Court, a game that first launched on Steam in April, is set to expand its availability to consoles and mobile devices. The game will be released on Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS platforms on October 29.
Developed by AP Thomson, Titanium Court gained recognition earlier this year by winning the Seumas McNally Grand Prize at the Independent Games Festival Awards. Thomson also received this award in 2025 for the game Consume Me. The game is described as a roguelite, visual novel, and RPG hybrid.
The core gameplay involves 'wars' composed of multiple battles, each with two phases. The first phase is a match-three game where players manipulate tiles representing resources and enemy strongholds. This phase also sets up the battlefield for the second stage, where enemies attack the player's base. Players can use resources to recruit soldiers and workers to defend their base before the second phase begins.
Titanium Court incorporates mechanics that prevent players from over-relying on certain tactics or trading excessively at stores. The game's design includes restrictions that challenge players to adapt their strategies, distinguishing it from other incremental roguelites.
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The game Titanium Court, which debuted on Steam in April, will be released on Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS on October 29. This expansion makes the game available to a wider audience beyond its initial PC release.