Titan Chaser
Released Feb 2021
Titan Chaser is a surreal driving and walking experience, meant to evoke a feeling of being lost and discovering something mystical at your own pace instead of structured gameplay mechanics. Your job here is to scout giant creatures and scare them away without fighting or killing.
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Evaluation
Titan Chaser reached its 1.0 release on February 23, 2021, which added a new titan, an epilogue with four endings, and additional story content. At the time of launch, developer Stas Shostak stated that "the main story I wanted to tell will be finished with this upcoming update," while leaving the door open to possible additional content post-release. A handful of feature patches and bug fixes followed through July 2021, but no major content has shipped since then.
In August 2025, Shostak posted a personal update explaining that he has been serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces for three years and no longer considers himself an active game developer. He expressed hope to return to game development after the war ends and create future projects, but made no mention of any planned updates to Titan Chaser specifically. His situation means further development on the game is genuinely uncertain — not because the game feels unfinished, but because the developer is unable to work on it due to circumstances outside his control.
The game itself appears to be content-complete as originally envisioned by the developer — the story has been told, all endings are in place, and the only DLC is the soundtrack. However, because Shostak had previously indicated he might add more content and has not explicitly closed the door on future updates, a completion date cannot be pinpointed with certainty.
Evidence
Developer confirms he has been serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces for three years, says he no longer feels like a game developer, and hopes to return to game development after the war ends. No updates to Titan Chaser are mentioned.
Version 1.0 shipped with the final titan, epilogue with four endings, and additional character lines — marking the completion of the main story.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Stas Shostak
Achievements
18
Platform
Windows
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player
About this game
Every night you leave the motel and drive through empty fields, looking for something.
Your job is to scout wandering giants and drive them away from the sleeping town using light.
It's a meditative experience where you don't need to manage fuel, car maintenance, health, or damage. Just find where to drive and how to use your tools effectively. Or just forget about your work and drive through foggy landscapes to calm down after a hard day.
In Titan Chaser you can:

Your job is to scout wandering giants and drive them away from the sleeping town using light.
It's a meditative experience where you don't need to manage fuel, car maintenance, health, or damage. Just find where to drive and how to use your tools effectively. Or just forget about your work and drive through foggy landscapes to calm down after a hard day.
In Titan Chaser you can:
- Walk and interact with the environment and your car
- Drive your car in a fairly large open world
- Listen to the music of krapka;KOMA in your car
- Relax and observe mystical landscapes
- Scout Titans
- Do your job and make titans go away using lights and environment
- Discover the story and personality of the protagonist through her commentaries about surroundings

Last evaluated Jun 25, 2026
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