Titanium Court

Titanium Court is a match 3 puzzle role-playing video game. It also contains aspects of tower defense, point-and-click, roguelite, resource management, deckbuilder, and visual novel games. You must redesign the landscape to your advantage, such as arranging mountains near your court which slows enemies from reaching you. There are two phases to keep track of: High Tide and Low Tide.

High Tide has the player match tiles into lines of three for resources and benefits. In Low Tide, resources are expended to deploy soldiers or farmers. Farmers gather resources during battle while soldiers engage in the battle itself.

Titanium Court received generally favorable reviews from critics, according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. Fellow review aggregator OpenCritic assessed that the game received "mighty" approval, being recommended by 89% of critics.

Critics praised the game's meta writing and upon release the game received favorable reviews. Rock Paper Shotgun likened it to that of Alice in Wonderland and described it as "somewhat lynchian" as well. Shaun Prescott described the game as a "brilliantly singular roguelite with a surplus of style" in his PC Gamer review, but also added "you're going to need to love match-three to want to stick around.", giving the game a score of 74.