Today, indie narrative label Fellow Traveller and developer AP Thomson (Consume Me, Fortune-499) are thrilled to officially reveal Titanium Court, a surreal strategy game for clowns and criminals, coming to PC early 2026.
A gloriously difficult game to describe, Titanium Court combines tower defense, match-3, and roguelike gameplay to create something that is ultimately very weird and extremely satisfying. A demo is now available publicly via Steam and will be part of Steam Next Fest (February 23 - March 2) if you’d like to surrender yourself to its unusual ways.
Assume your role at Court, in a peculiar realm of magic, faeries, and baseball references and embark on runs, each featuring seven battles.
During the High Tide phase, you’ll match terrain tiles to earn resources and adjust the board until you run out of moves, while in Low Tide, you’ll spend your lovely, lovely earnings on deploying units, casting spells, and building structures. Then, battle commences! Battles take place without your input and last 30 seconds. After each run, you’ll face off against a variety of bosses.
Between runs, learn more about the Court you’ve suddenly found yourself responsible for. Titanium Court is a perpetual delight machine and frankly, if we spoiled all of its secrets, the Fellow Traveller team may yank us off stage with a vaudevillian cane.
Titanium Court can be defined as a "trust us, just play it" sort of experience. The less we say, the more fun you'll have, and the more time you can spend playing instead of reading our mysterious press release words.
Titanium Court will be released on PC via Steam in early 2026. A demo is now available via the Steam page and will be part of Steam Next Fest (February 23 - March 2).
You can find a full press kit for Titanium Court including key art, trailers, screenshots, and GIFs here.
For more updates on Titanium Court, check out the game on Steam and follow Fellow Traveller on Bluesky, TikTok, Instagram, Threads, or join the official Fellow Traveller Discord.
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About AP Thomson
AP Thomson spent most of seventh grade math class making games on a TI-83 Plus graphing calculator. This activity didn't escape the notice of his teacher and a stern lecture was subsequently delivered by his mother. Now AP Thomson spends his days making games on an Apple M4 Pro Mac Mini, an experience much improved over the calculator both because he gets to use a keyboard and because there aren't any math teachers around to snitch on him. Evidence of his crimes can be found in several projects, including: Beglitched, Swap Sword, Fortune-499, Consume Me, and most recently Titanium Court.
About Fellow Traveller Games
Fellow Traveller is an indie games publishing label exploring the possibility space of what narrative games can be. Since our founding in 2012, we have sought out and partnered with pioneering game developers working on unusual games with narrative at their core.
You may know us from the tabletop-inspired RPG set in the ruins of interplanetary capitalism (Citizen Sleeper), the polar exploration survival story riddled with life or death decisions (The Pale Beyond), the noir adventure set before, during, and after the Big Bang (Genesis Noir), or the murder mystery with a cast of otherworldly suspects (Paradise Killer).
Join us on a journey into a world of surprising games and unusual stories.
Website: fellowtraveller.games
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