Industries of Titan

Industries of Titan

Brace Yourself Games · January 31, 2023 · City Builder, Resource Management, Strategy, Simulation, 4X

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Industries of Titan costs $14.49 in Georgia (USD), £21.31 in the United Kingdom, €24.99 in Europe (EUR), $28.15 in the United States, CA$32.99 in Canada, NZ$43.59 in New Zealand, A$43.95 in Australia, R$56.99 in Brazil and zł99.00 in Poland right now.

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Georgia (USD) $14.49 $14.49 $28.15 3
United Kingdom £21.31 −11% £23.99 £21.31 3
Europe (EUR) €24.99 €24.99 — 2
United Statesyour region $28.15 −6% $29.99 $28.15 3
Canada CA$32.99 CA$32.99 — 2
New Zealand NZ$43.59 NZ$43.59 — 2
Australia A$43.95 A$43.95 — 2
Brazil R$56.99 R$56.99 — 2
Poland zł99.00 zł99.00 — 2

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About Industries of Titan

✦ AI summary

Build a sprawling industrial empire on Saturn's moon Titan by harvesting alien ruins, managing resources, and expanding your corporate territory across dynamically challenging sectors. Outmaneuver rival corporations and crush rebellions through tactical combat, economic dominance, and strategic sabotage in this real-time city builder with tactical depth.

Industries of Titan is an industrial city building sim/strategy game set on Saturn's moon, Titan. Create a sprawling industrial city and compete with other rival corporations to stake your claim to the industries of Titan!As the Founder of a new city-corporation, and backed by the unforgiving and mysterious Council, you've been granted new headquarters in Titan's inhospitable atmosphere. There, you'll need to explore the ruins of a forgotten civilization while bearing the onslaught of ruthless rebels and competition from your corporate rivals. The Council expects much from you. Do you have what it takes to truly thrive?

BUILD AND MANAGE YOUR CITY

On Titan, precious construction materials and technological artifacts are locked away in ancient, massive ruins. Use these materials and artifacts to construct roads and transportation, build residences for citizens, power your city, and generate profit.
  • Design your city, and expand from just a few devices to a massive metropolis!
  • Survey and salvage the ruins of a lost civilization for ancient artifacts
  • Balance the needs of the Council, your city, your citizens, and your employees to produce a powerful, efficient economy
  • Dive inside your factories and kickstart your economy by building devices to refine resources

EXPAND ACROSS TITAN’S SURFACE

Grow your corporate empire on Titan one sector at a time via Campaign Mode. Sectors vary in terms of their environment, degree of rebel activity, Rivals you may encounter, and victory conditions, giving you a new scenario to tackle each time.
  • Conquer key locations across the surface of Titan as you seek to monopolize the entire moon
  • Face unique challenges with each new city you found, but gain powerful favors and starting bonuses from the Council as you progress
  • Plot your path to victory while sabotaging your rivals’ attempts to do the same

STRIKE DOWN YOUR ENEMIES

Your city’s success will undoubtedly draw the attention and ire of those around you. You will have to compete with rival corporations and fight off rebels to defend your corporate assets and become the dominant corporation on Titan.
  • Overcome your enemies via tactical battleship combat, technological superiority, political influence, or the wealth extracted from your citizens
  • Design the interiors of your battleships by strategically placing weapons, shields, engines, and more, reducing weak points and maximizing fighting capability
  • Explore the map to discover and exterminate hidden rebel encampments

GAME FEATURES

  • Get to know your advisors with fully voiced lines and dialogue
  • Capture Titan's natural beauty with an in-game photo mode
  • Gameplay is "real-time with pause" -- play at your preferred pace!
  • Created by the team that brought you Crypt of the NecroDancer, with art by Sir Carma and Nick Gunn, music by Danny Baranowsky, and audio by Power Up Audio

Industries of Titan — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Industries of Titan impresses with its visual design, soundtrack, and engaging factory-building mechanics that hook players for dozens of hours, but the game feels unfinished and abandoned, failing to deliver on its substantial early-access promises. Players appreciate the solid foundation of the city and production systems but express frustration that the studio never completed the experience, leaving them feeling betrayed. Most reviewers recommend wishlisting it and waiting for a sale, if they recommend it at all, though some suggest avoiding the studio's future releases entirely.

Not recommended Aug 1, 2026
Dead game, had so much hope...
7 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 11, 2026
Industries of Titan — 49.5 hrs Played on: Windows 11 Pro (26200) · 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900K · 128 GB · NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 · NVMe SSD My time: 49.5 hrs Fun 7 · Skill Ceiling 5 · Onboarding Tax 5 · Jank Tax 6 · Dad Tax 6 The Verdict: 6/10 — "Wishlist it, wait for a sale." The studio that made a NecroDancer game decided its next move was pipes and factories on Saturn's moon, and somehow that's the least surprising pivot in gaming. Industries of Titan looks incredible doing it — everything glows the right color, the soundtrack knows exactly when to swell, and dropping your first production ring into place scratches the same part of my brain that used to obsess over supply lines at 3am before a tournament. I put in 49.5 hours, which by my current calendar is roughly a full work sabbatical I don't have. Here's the catch: the guide is right there in year one and never really changes. You solve the ring, you solve the next ring, and by hour twenty you're just building the same puzzle with a different skin. Nobody's touched this thing with a patch since 2023 — it's not broken, it's just abandoned, like a founder who cashed out and stopped answering Slack. As someone who…
7 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 25, 2026
It had potential, I feel betrayed, I won't buy another game from that studio.
6 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 3, 2026
Abandonware
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 20, 2026
I really loved the factory and city building mechanics, but the game showed so much potential and then just feels like it was never finished and leaves you wanting more that it doesn't deliver.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 28, 2026
In 2021, I was issued a review code for Industries of Titan, but I wrote a preview because I don't do full reviews for EA games. Industries of Titan exemplifies why investing in early access games warrants hesitation. So much promised, so little delivered. Still, I threw 25 hours at this game because its foundation is good. Really good. Could have been a revelation for the industry. Instead, it's more abandonware. It's a shame.

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