Documentary Released: Behind the Scenes of Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

Okay, so here’s something kinda funny — there’s this developer documentary out now for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion. Yeah, it’s heading to the Nintendo Switch 2. And honestly, when I think about it, I’m kinda excited but also wondering if I have time to play it. You ever felt like you’re stuck in this loop of wanting to do things but never actually doing them? Anyway…

So, the documentary, right? It’s made by these filmmakers, Archipel. They’re pretty cool. They chat with Kenichiro Tsukuda, who’s like this big-shot producer for the Daemon X Machina series. He just dives into his early days messing around with mecha and robots in the gaming world. Imagine spending your life surrounded by giant robots — talk about living the dream!

Marvelous First Studio is the brains behind this new, action-jammed chapter of the series. This time, you’re zooming into battles in your decked-out Arsenal. Seriously, the thrill of fighting in this game? It’s kinda like… I don’t know, maybe snowboarding off a cliff with fireworks going off? Maybe not that, but close. You zip around this massive, open world. Whether you’re on solid ground or soaring up high, it’s just mayhem on all fronts.

Now, once you knock out the enemies — and trust me, they’re no pushovers — you snag their loot. Upgrade time! Stack up on weapons and skills until your Arsenal looks like a one-mech army. The storyline’s all dark sci-fi, which is rad if you ask me. You can tackle these giant boss fights solo, but if that feels lonely, grab a couple of pals online and take ’em down together.

They’ve got a list of the game’s cool perks too:

So, there’s this whole “Titanic Evolution” vibe going on. It’s like the series just hit turbo mode on a new gen platform. It’s meant for both newbies and the old gang who’ve been around since day one.

“Build a Better You” – isn’t that something we all want? Anyway, you trick out your Arsenal to match your style. You can design and load it up however you like. It’s like customizing your ride, but for a, you know, a battle suit.

And you’re never actually alone — even if it feels like that at times. The game has this multiplayer thing going on, so you could just link up with buds and dive into the story together.

The world? Oh man, it’s wild. You’ve got an alien planet to explore with your Arsenal. So many different terrains — one moment you’re jetting through the skies, next you’re plodding along swamps on a horse. Seriously, who thought of horses in space?

Mark it on your calendars: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is hitting shelves and going digital on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 globally on 5 September 2025. It’s like ages away, but I’m already thinking about it.