In preparation for the launch of the “Into the Abyss” expansion, Marvelous released Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion update 1.2. The update fixes issues relating to online play on Nintendo Switch 2, the Rematch Simulator mode, various quests, and much more in Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion.
Patch notes for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion update 1.2 can be read below:
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Update 1.2 Patch Notes
- Fixed an issue with the Nintendo Switch 2 version where frequent errors stopped the game while online.
- Fixed an issue where the game sometimes could not be booted when the Online setting was On upon carrying over save data from the demo version.
- Fixed an issue where personal progress would sometimes be corrupted after multiplayer.
- Fixed an issue where the Rematch Simulator would sometimes become unusable after an abnormality occurred.
- Fixed an issue with the Rematch Simulator where progress would sometimes be corrupted after playing the story mission “Assault the Axiom Towers (Versus Gaze)” in multiplayer.
- Fixed an issue with the Rematch Simulator where sometimes after the battle/event “Battle Zeruchroar,” the number of pages of the Reward screen changes.
- Fixed an issue where sometimes patterns and decals that should be obtainable as a reward for your mercenary rank cannot be obtained.
- Fixed an issue where sometimes the log could not be obtained after completing the mission “Subject: Messed-up factory! >:(“.
- Fixed an issue where sometimes during the mission “Investigate the Facility’s Depths”, the battery ran out and a gate could not be opened.
- Fixed an issue where the game would sometimes stop upon reloading a shotgun.
- Fixed an issue where while playing “Escort Raven to the Base” in multiplayer, a retry sometimes leads to the screen fading to black and never returning.
- Fixed an issue where when trying to join a party in multiplayer, the user sometimes gets the message “Cannot join because the party’s privacy settings have changed.” and cannot join.
- Weapons that were only available through shops can now be obtained in the field after a certain point.
- Fixed an issue where the number of foes grabbed was not counted when armed with certain weapons.
- Fixed an issue where sometimes “Ambrosia” became undefeatable.
- Fixed an issue where when the mission “Subject: Immortalization Testing Facility?” is completed on a certain route, the music data “Assault Impact” cannot be obtained.
- Fixed some of the music data contents that were swapped.
- Fixed an issue where development data comparison with inventory is disabled when equipped with a Gun Vambrace.
- Fixed an issue where only the visual effect while stunned by Gaze’s “Blood Bind” disappears when some Grand Entrance effects occur.
- Fixed an issue in a rematch mission where “Dreadnought RT: β” would stay underground and never come out.
- Fixed an issue in a rematch mission where “Dreadnought RT: β” would jump on the player at high speed.
- Fixed an issue in the Sovereign Axiom Special Facility where sometimes “Lapis Lacrima” would go underground during a battle and never come out.
- Fixed an issue where some mutations show when changing armor display in the hangar, even with mutations turned off.
- Fixed an issue where the player’s legs disappear when changing armor display in the hangar, with mutations turned off.
- Fixed an issue where NPCs could not be rebooted as part of the effect of Grand Entrance “Encore.”
- Fixed an issue where reboots occurred as an unintended effect of a Grand Entrance.
- Fixed multiple other bugs.
The Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion “Into the Abyss” expansion launches on November 14 with new “Survey Zone: Locus Initi” map area, along with new missions, bosses, and new equipment. Into the Abyss is included with the Digital Deluxe Edition and Super Digital Deluxe Edition, and it will also be sold separately. Players can also look forward to three new bosses in December with a free update.
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is available now for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam). Final Weapon reviewed Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion and gave it a 4 out of 5 score, noting that the game is “a worthy sequel to the original Daemon X Machina, as it improves on its predecessor in nearly every regard.”
