EYA Interactive Co. Ltd. (EYA Interactive), one of the world’s premier multimedia entertainment service providers, announced today that Titan Online, it’s free-to-play, massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG), will enter into limited public beta on March 19, 2009. Slated for release this spring, users can get a taste for this martial arts fantasy by logging in at http://titan.eyagames.com.
An epic title based on traditional Asian culture, Titan Online is a fusion MMORPG that boasts a unique combination of martial arts and robots that takes place in a spectacular fantasy world. Titan Online is based upon the Korean best-selling novel, “Mo Siang.” Set in ancient China, players will experience historic Chinese locales, meet influential figures from various dynasties, experience mysterious aspects of various ancient Asian cultures, all while trying to save the martial arts world by engaging in intense real-time battles.
New in this beta, gamers will appreciate even more creation choices, including African American and Caucasian characters. Players who participated in the original closed beta will be able to use the same character. In other words, those testers won’t have to start again from scratch and will be able to test out higher level contents. In-game and forum events also will be held for players to engage in a more interactive experience.
“This new milestone will contain quite a bit of additional game content including more quests, and various labyrinths and dungeons,” says Han Joo Lee, EYA Interactive’s global service manager. “With all the new players in the game for the limited public beta, the experience will be much more interactive and users will really get a feel for the commercial version; especially playing with group skills like formation in a party or guild battles.”
Developed in-house by EYA Interactive, Titan Online offers a very real picture of ancient China with 75 maps of historical sites, including Dun Hwang, Chang An, Kai Feng, Beijing, Shu Zhou, Shao Lin Temple, Chin Shi Huang mausoleum, Hang Zhou, Tai Shan, The Great Wall, and Hwang Her. In order to create the most true-to-life experience, the EYA development team spent time in China researching the ancient and historical cities so they could accurately reproduce them in the game.
The upcoming beta test, which will begin on March 19, 2009, will allow users to tap into a world that has already birthed a veritable civilization of fans in Asia. It will offer players an opportunity to discover enthralling characters in a beautiful 3D, cell-shaded world filled with unique characters. The limited public beta will last until the end of the month and is limited to specific number of participants. Interested players can learn more at http://titan.eyagames.com.
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Ooh, I was actually looking at this not too long ago. Gonna check this one out.
March 11th, 2009 at 8:14 am
same here.. going to try it soon..
May 19th, 2009 at 5:56 am
What happened to the game Titian.Did it flop?Was in beta and now all most August and no more game in months?Guess it answers it self .Flop July 24,2009
July 24th, 2009 at 9:26 pm
Well, from what I can tell it’s still active. I don’t know about the English version? I know it’s supposed to launch sometime this year but the game is already active in the Asian market. Below is a link to what I believe is the Asian game client:
http://www.fileplanet.com/197472/190000/fileinfo/Titan-Online
July 25th, 2009 at 6:26 am
Well Thank you!!
I was wondering about Titan.You were so kind to give me the Asian link.Also nice to receive a response so soon.Again Thank you Richard (Toxicblade)
July 27th, 2009 at 6:19 pm
No worries, I’m interested as well to see when this comes out in the US. I’m pretty sure it’s this year, I would guess around the holiday season.
July 28th, 2009 at 7:13 am
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