Games like Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

Steam reviews

What players say

Mixed: players enjoy the fast exosuit combat and customization, but many find the story weak, the open world empty and the price too high unless discounted.

Many players enjoy the fast movement, boosting and combat, along with the deep build customization, weapon variety and loot grinding for mech parts and genes. The soundtrack and character creator get frequent praise, and cooperative play is a bonus for some. Many complaints centre on the story, its cutscenes and voice acting, and the open world, which players describe as sparse, filled with generic fetch and race tasks, and respawning loot. Some miss the full-size mechs of the first game and find the camera, lock-on and loot pickup awkward. Price is a recurring issue: several reviewers call the full price too high and say the game only makes sense on sale. Recent reviews are more negative on performance, controls and the missing features, while older helpful reviews more often describe it as a fun, if flawed, experience.

Who it suits

Players who like fast action, customization and exosuit or mecha games, and who can get it on sale.

Who should skip it

Players wanting full-size mechs, a strong story or a densely designed open world should skip it or wait for a deep discount.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with over 100 hours, who grind for gear, tend to praise the depth and build variety more, while short-session players more often complain about the open world and the story.

Summarised by AI from 68 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.