Titanite: Mecha Survival launches on Android in Southeast Asia

Hero Entertainment Co., Limited has released Titanite: Mecha Survival Game on Android in selected Southeast Asian markets. The mobile title uses a Dual-World system that divides high-risk extraction-style PvP from a safe base-building environment. The iOS App Store listing is open for pre-registration.

Titanite entered early access in Indonesia in 2024 under publisher Looter Games and underwent multiple beta tests and regional rollouts before the current Android release. The developer previously worked on Auroria: A Playful Journey.

The game is set in a post-apocalyptic environment where players pilot, capture and upgrade mechas. The Dual-World design separates play into a Warzone and a Base World. In Warzone sessions players search for resources and face other players; being eliminated there results in the loss of items carried into the encounter, following extraction-style rules.

In the Base World players can store recovered loot without the risk of losing it, retrofit captured mechas, craft and upgrade equipment, trade with others and expand a personal base. Different mecha models perform distinct battlefield roles and the game allows overriding rogue units to add them to a player’s roster.

Gameplay features include vertical movement with jetpacks, firearms that have special abilities, and deployable cover that affects firefights. The game offers options for players to customize loadouts and tune mecha capabilities for specific playstyles.

Titanite is available now on Google Play in the regions listed on the store. The App Store page shows a possible release date of July 9, 2026 for iOS, while the developer has not confirmed that date beyond the store listing.

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