Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers (2024)

Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers Developer Hunted Cow Studios Publisher Tilting Point LLC Publish date February 27, 2024 (Early Access) October 31, 2024 (mobile) Platforms iOS, Android, PC Genre Strategy

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Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers is a Monsterverse video game developed by Hunted Cow Studios and published by Tilting Point LLC for iOS, Android, and PC. It entered Early Access for mobile devices in select regions on February 27, 2024. The full release is estimated to come to mobile devices globally on October 31, and to PC at some point in 2024.

Chapters

Chasers

1. The Jaws of Nature

   "In a jungle teeming with danger, the Chasers follow Ciara's coordinates to reach the abandoned Apex relief facility."

2. Blood and Steel

   "The Chasers uncover the true identity of the raiders and are pursued by a deadly monstrosity."

3. The Siren's Call

   "After gaining an unlikely new ally, the crew travels through a sprawling underground cavern to evade the chaos on the surface."

4. The Devil

   "The control station lies in ruins, yet within its dimly lit corridors, a devil awaits ..."

5. Echoes in the Mountain

   "The Chasers travel to a nearby mountain range to locate the source of the Mecha-Alpha's signal."

6. Shattering the Chains

Monsters

1. Man and Machine

   "Man will never own the Sirens."

2. A Light in the Dark

   "Even in the world's deepest depths, there will always be a light."

3. Mountain of Monsters

   "It is not thunder that rolls down the mountain. It is the roar of beasts."

4. Beneath the Canopy
5. The Folly of Man
6. The Gauntlet

Appearances

Titans and superspecies Godzilla (DougheGoji) King Kong Skullcrawler Alpha Skullcrawler Corrupted Skullcrawler Leafwing Skull Ant Sporefly Sporefly Soldier Sporefly Queen Corrupted Sporefly Queen Death Jackal Corrupted Death Jackal Mother Longlegs Longlegs Spiderling Sirenjaw Volt Panther Coralmouth Magma Jackal Psychovulture Alpha Psychovulture MUTO (mentioned) Scylla (mentioned) Rodan (mentioned) Magma Turtle (mentioned) Mechagodzilla (mentioned) Other monsters Rockclaw Rockclaw Grub Characters Kenzo Reagan Mei Tom Ciara Vale Daniel Axel Hazard (coming soon) Aurora (coming soon) Chae-Yeong (coming soon) Isha (coming soon)

Weapons, vehicles, races, and organizations Titan Chasers Cernunnos Monarch Apex Cybernetics VARUNA (mentioned) ORCA-M Sweeper Drone Sentinel Drone Ground Assault Vehicles Buggy Assault Rover Hunter HEC-3 Goliath T50 APPA Anti-Air Vehicles AA Bike AA Truck C-1V Dragoon Grav-Tank T-50 EVA Attack Aircraft Shock Drone Boltwing H-30 Pursuer H.E.C. Hornet H-5 Vespa Aerial Bombers Bomber Drone Hammerhead B-09 Argus H.E.C. Tempest S-5 Erebus Kong's battle axe

Development

A Monsterverse mobile game to be published by Tilting Point was first announced at Licensing Expo 2022 on May 25, 2022.

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Videos

Pre-order trailer "Welcome to the Siren Isles" clip

Trivia

• Prior to game version 0.9.3, multiple messages that could appear on the game's loading screen miswrote its title as Kong x Godzilla: Titan Chasers.
• A complete Warbat model has been discovered in the game's files, though it is currently unknown whether it has been implemented. An unfinished King Ghidorah model is also present.^{[citation needed]}
• The fifth monster chapter is titled "The Folly of Man", likely a reference to one of the lyrics from Blue Öyster Cult's song "Godzilla".

External links

• Official website
• Official Hunted Cow Games page
• Official X account
• Official Instagram account
• Official Facebook page
• Official YouTube channel
• Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers on the App Store
• Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers on the Play Store

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