Draft:Titanium Court
Video game
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Titanium Court is an upcoming strategy game developed by AP Thomson and published by Fellow Traveller.[1][2] The game features a combination of match-3, tower defense and rougelike mechanics where the player controls the eponymous Court and battles against other rival Courts.
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| Titanium Court | |
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| Developer | AP Thomson |
| Publisher | Fellow Traveller |
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| Release | TBA 2026 |
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The first public demo of the game was released during the Februrary 2026 Steam Next Fest[3] where the game received its first widespread attention and subsequently appeared on several 'Best of Next Fest' lists[4][5][6].
At the 2026 Independent Games Festival Awards, Titanium Court was nominated in four categories and won the Seamus McNally Grand Prize and the Excellence in Design award.[7]
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