Titans of the Past is a premium role-playing game for PC developed by Devil’s Dozen Games. It’s a first-person action-adventure set in a dark fantasy world, wherein players will form a team of adventurers to delve into dangerous dungeons in search of precious loot while leveling up and getting stronger with each battle.

Inspired by classics like Wizardry The Five Ordeal and Legend of Grimrock, Titans of the Past is a nod to 90s RPGs and lets players choose their own adventure while exploring multiple locations and battling diverse enemies. A demo is also available for newcomers to check out for a preview of the gameplay.

Time stands still

In a word, Titans of the Past dungeon crawler that combines tactical party-based mechanics with old-school RPG adventuring. Pick from 35 classes across 15 races to build your team. You also have 35 skills with four mastery levels and more than 200 magic spells to utilize in battle, as you face 30 monster types and different situations throughout your journey.

What makes Titans of the Past stand out is its unique time-based mechanic, in which the world reacts to your movement and only moves when you do. This system provides you with a tactical advantage to think and plan ahead before taking any action. Explore a sandbox world, discover secrets, and loot powerful gear with different rarities and bonuses.

Bring back all the resources you’ve collected to invest in your town, constructing new buildings and gradually upgrading them to unlock additional gameplay options like new character classes, skills, and spells, as well as crafting recipes. Having said all that, the gameplay still falls a bit short, and this is due to some balancing issues that negatively impact the experience in all kinds of ways.

Charming RPG with a unique twist

In conclusion, Titans of the Past is a charming nod to the classic RPGs that distinguishes itself with its unique time-bending mechanic, which transforms the gameplay into a more engaging and tactical experience. There’s plenty of build variety given the diverse classes and skill trees on offer, and hopefully, the balance issue mentioned above will be addressed promptly. Give it a shot and see for yourself.