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Dragons and Titans

Critic score1 critic
First release
Mar 11, 2014
Engine
Unity

Dragons and Titans is a fast paced MOBA with classic RPG elements. Select from over 30 unique dragons and 30 legendary weapons. Upgrade dragons and forge weapons to unlock more power. Free your Titan in 5v5 PvP battles across 3 different map types or play in ‘Adventure Mode’, traveling across different regions and unlocking rewards.

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Storyline
"Two immortal Titans have battled since the dawn of time for rule over the Earth; Astaroth, Lord of Darkness and Hyperion, Lord of Light. To keep this eternal conflict from destroying the very world the Titan’s looked to control, an ancient group of powerful mages created the Titan’s Pact that would cage the Titans and allow the Victorious Titan to rule. Every 100 years the stars align and bind both titans to the Titan Cages. The first to be released will rule for the next century – under a rule of good or under a rule of evil. Only dragons can reach the floating Eternal Lands that are hidden on top of a remote mountain amidst floating islands – here the Titans are caged. It is the riders of these great and powerful dragons, the Dragon Lords, who decide the fate of the Earth. Only the bravest warriors, who show true courage and skill, will be deemed worthy enough to receive the Dragon Mark, thus being honored with the title ‘Dragon Lord’. These human warriors, wielding rare and powerful weapons infused with the souls and abilities of ancient warriors, ride side by side into battle to release their Titan."Read more

"Two immortal Titans have battled since the dawn of time for rule over the Earth; Astaroth, Lord of Darkness and Hyperion, Lord of Light. To keep this eternal conflict from destroying the very world the Titan’s looked to control, an ancient group of powerful mages created the Titan’s Pact that would cage the Titans and allow the Victorious Titan to rule. Every 100 years the stars align and bind both titans to the Titan Cages. The first to be released will rule for the next century – under a rule of good or under a rule of evil. Only dragons can reach the floating Eternal Lands that are hidden on top of a remote mountain amidst floating islands – here the Titans are caged. It is the riders of these great and powerful dragons, the Dragon Lords, who decide the fate of the Earth. Only the bravest warriors, who show true courage and skill, will be deemed worthy enough to receive the Dragon Mark, thus being honored with the title ‘Dragon Lord’. These human warriors, wielding rare and powerful weapons infused with the souls and abilities of ancient warriors, ride side by side into battle to release their Titan."

Release dates
Web browser
Mar 11, 2014
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Mar 12, 2014
Mac
Mar 12, 2014
All 6 release dates
Linux
Mar 12, 2014
iOS
Oct 10, 2014
Android
Oct 10, 2014
Game modes
Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO), Co-operative, Multiplayer, Single player
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
Keywords
steam, multiplayer online battle arena, steam trading cards, free-to-play, steam greenlight
… All 8, steam achievements, digital distribution, facebook games

At a Glance

Critic Score
44

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