With just under a month since its early access launch, the devs of Titan Reach have decided to take stock and offer some updates coming to the game going forward. The post opens by admitting that launch did not go perfectly smoothly and development focus has been primarily about bug fixing, but the team at Square Root Studios is “honored by how positive the reaction to the game seems to have been.”
The post then moves on to discuss some things coming to the MMO, including some new models for leather armor, a finished character creator, “a very basic PvP arena” in spite of the game’s combat not being in its final state, a re-balancing of XP and gold earning rates based on player feedback, and some additional touches to Glimmermoore such as additional decorative items and a farm area. The post further promises that content updates to Titan Reach will be arriving about once per week, either in the form of smaller patches or larger reworks and feature additions.
Further reading on Titan Reach:
• World of Titans fails its Kickstarter, pulls its demo, and promises ‘something huge’ – all while selling founder’s packs
• Titan Reach changes its name, rebuts claims of copyright stealing, opens Kickstarter and Steam demo
• TitanReach resurfaces with a 2024 launch promise, but it might have been stolen from the original studio
• TitanReach’s mystery investor actually existed, and the lead dev is accused of misappropriating the investment
• Just months after supposed angel investment, indie MMO TitanReach has ceased development – again
• TitanReach turns off its servers to enter a multi-month ‘private development’ cycle
• TitanReach’s angel investor says he funded it because the team is ‘passionate, hard working, and lucky’
• TitanReach plans its comeback after suddenly receiving full funding from a mysterious benefactor
• Indie MMO TitanReach has apparently suspended development as ‘funds have dried up’
• Indie MMO TitanReach’s free-to-play access is live — for a limited time
• TitanReach has officially kicked off early access
• TitanReach addresses early access funding – and how it pays its staff
• Indie MMO TitanReach needs funding soon or ‘it’s all over’
• TitanReach devs admit their Kickstarter is doomed, plan Indiegogo instead