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Car. Foggy night. Mystical landscapes. And if you want to work - titans. Titan Chaser is a surreal driving and walking experience, where your job is to scout giant creatures and use the light to drive them off without fighting or killing.

Titan Chaser is a walking simulator, relaxing and driving game developed and published by Stas Shostak.
Released on February 23rd 2021 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Spanish - Spain.

It has received 897 reviews of which 735 were positive and 162 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Titan Chaser into these genres:

Walking Simulator Relaxing Driving Mystery Surreal Adventure Atmospheric Female Protagonist Exploration Open World Lore-Rich Immersive Sim Automobile Sim Music First-Person Dynamic Narration Investigation Experimental Simulation Singleplayer

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: 7 or better 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 670
Storage: 3 GB available space

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Feb. 2025

Atmospheric driving game made by a single developer. The driving is pretty bad, but the atmosphere is superb and makes it 100% worthwhile despite the game being a bit finicky. I love that once in a while, someone had the idea to make a game where you don't have to kill anything or even fight anything. That you're just peacefully shooing the titans away so everyone can live in peace. I think it's really nice. Also the titans are very cool and the developer managed to make them very awe-inspiring. My personal favourite was the whale. What a sweetheart, I wish I could keep it as a giant floating pet. Also, good music and very pleasant-sounding voice acting. Also, Slava Ukraini (the developer is currently fighting there).

Nov. 2024

Ohhhh, it's wonderful! We don't hurt or kill any of the Titans, we're just guiding them back home to safety and that's what I love so much about this game! The Titans are breathtaking (I really love them), I adore Christine (who doesn't!?), and the atmosphere is never unpleasantly scary, but very calm and a bit mystical, absolutely beautiful. And it made me laugh when I destroyed too many road markings and got an achievement for it. I'm a very bad driver in video games.

Nov. 2024

First Impressions: Very janky controls, generic Unity graphics (think Phasmo or House Flipper), but interesting concept. This game has a lot wrong with it. The controls are horrible, movement is mostly fine, but you can only jump about 40% of the time you try to. When in the car, it drives really strangely and does weird things like auto applying brakes when doing certain things. I get that cars handle very differently from game to game, and it must be hard to program a car's handling properly. It's passable but just barely. The voice acting is also passable, but a lot of this might be just a non native english speaking problem, it works enough, although there is a lot of repeated dialogue when accessing areas for the 2nd time. The world design is ridiculous, the roads are death defyingly bumpy and hilly, with way too sharp of turns at times and roads that dont connect properly all over the place. In the town there's a few houses that are either not securely on the ground, or entirely tilted. Saying all this, I think this game is still kinda neat... and it's not long enough to really complain about it overly much. I never really felt that the bugs or bad designs hindered my playthrough or enjoyment of the game really, at least not enough to call this a fail. ------------------------------ Control Scheme I Used: Default Keyboard and Mouse binding, not sure if anything else is supported or changeable ------------------------------ Worth the current price (CDN$ 6.49)? Yeah it's cheap. What I actually paid: $1.46 ------------------------------ Completionist Review: DLC Achievements: No DLC Rating: Reasonable, minor extras Can be completed in one run: Yeah probably Chapter Select: There is chapter select, the Achievement descriptions would tell you enough info to replay if needed Did I need/use a guide? Only a better version of the map This was relatively quick overall, not hard to figure out any of the achievements, the levels i replayed i knew what i was doing always. It doesn't really tell you much, but it's not too hard to figure out what to do in most cases. One of the achievements it took me a little bit to figure out which direction to go however.

Aug. 2024

this game could be epic with a budget and a few tweaks... the language issue is a bit of a problem with the instructions for each mission. this game could also thrive simply with a map. it's awesome, not just bc it's free but bc a lot of intelligence went into it. hope to see it grow.

May 2024

Peak indie gaming. An original creative idea made on a shoestring budget, full of charm and rough edges. I really enjoyed what the developer did, despite the slight frustrations here and there (making games is hard, it's ok). Give this one a shot if it looks interesting, you can get through it in only a few hours so worst case scenario you're supporting someone with new ideas even if you don't personally like it.

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4.99€

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Developer

Stas Shostak

Publisher

Stas Shostak

Release 23 Feb 2021

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