The main Game, a digital artbook, a world map, the entire original soundtrack, and desktop wallpapers are all included in the Titan Souls Collector's Edition.

The Titan Souls, the spiritual foundation and totality of all life, are located among our world and what lies beyond. A lone hero with only a single arrow is once more assembling fragments of the Titan Soul in a search for truth and power. These fragments are now dispersed throughout the ruins and protected by the idle titan charged with their care.

Key Features

• Colossal Titans: Discover astonishing and distinctive titans, each with their vicious attacks and secret weakness, by exploring the historic remains of your progenitors. To defeat the animals and absorb the primal power that resides within them, identify and take advantage of their flaws.
• Easy Combat: Shoot your lone arrow at the terrifying titans, then call it back to your hand to deliver another powerful blow. Do not fear death because it is unavoidable and common in Titan Souls. Instead, dash and flee from the titan's assaults.
• Arcane Secrets: This world has some hidden mysteries. Discover the actual depth of the power here by finding, destroying, and claiming the souls of long-forgotten titans lurking in the darkness and roaming around the country's farthest reaches.

Gameplay

Every hit in Titan Souls is lethal. On these delicate slopes and slopes, in the abandoned mountainsides and the graves, there don't seem to be any fair fights at first glance. Your 15-pixel-tall warrior will have to take on towering stone monsters, pulsating plants with barbed tendrils, crazy yetis, and gigantic monuments with laser beam-firing eyes while using her purple bow to keep her hair out of her eyes. But, a glance from one of your bullets is just as lethal as anything these enormous, extinct creatures can throw at you. Contrary to appearances, Titan Souls consists of a sequence of fair battles.

Because you can only prepare and aim the bow (or recall it) when immobile and consequently vulnerable, the relentless attack from each titan creates tension. As a result, you continuously search for the opportunity to shoot when you have a few seconds to spare. It's frequently a question of attempting to manage the struggle so you're in the correct spot when the little pause hits because you won't get to the best position to take the gunshot. When you eventually succeed in hitting the target, the action freezes in the instant of your success, and the screen begins to lose colour. A life-spurting pop follows this as you extract the arrow from the wound.