Don't get me wrong - Titan Souls is a pretty good game, especially in terms of its soundtrack and the ending. However, it is not quite worth the full price of $15.

Pros:
- All of the bosses play uniquely and are mostly pretty memorable.
- The art style is good, though it's definitely not the best or most visually appealing I've seen in an indie game.
- The game has a great OST that creates a sense of epicness.
- Each of the bosses feels supremely satisfying to beat once you've managed to pull of the trickshot required to beat them. They also feel like individual puzzles of finding out how to get in the position to hit their weak spot and defeat them.
- There's a hard mode to try if you want.
- You can roll.

Cons:
- The game revolves around getting 1-4 good shots on the bosses' weak spot, and ending the fight quickly. It sounds interesting to have a game focused on the idea of avoiding attacks until you are finally in the position to take out the boss, but it's frustrating in practice.
- Every time you die, the death animation is long and it takes time to walk back to where you were. The music also resets each time. It's annoying in a game where you're expected to die about 10 times per every fight that lasts twenty-five seconds.
- The game's length is short for a $15 game.
- Besides the music, there's nothing very special about this game that makes it stand out to me.

Don't get me wrong - Titan Souls is a pretty good game, especially in terms of its soundtrack and the ending. However, it is not quite worth the full price of $15. Pros: - All of the bosses play uniquely and are mostly pretty memorable. - The art style is good, though it's definitely not the best or most visually appealing I've seen in an indie game. - The game has a great OST that creates a sense of epicness. - Each of the bosses feels supremely satisfying to beat once you've managed to pull of the trickshot required to beat them. They also feel like individual puzzles of finding out how to get in the position to hit their weak spot and defeat them. - There's a hard mode to try if you want. - You can roll. Cons: - The game revolves around getting 1-4 good shots on the bosses' weak spot, and ending the fight quickly. It sounds interesting to have a game focused on the idea of avoiding attacks until you are finally in the position to take out the boss, but it's frustrating in practice. - Every time you die, the death animation is long and it takes time to walk back to where you were. The music also resets each time. It's annoying in a game where you're expected to die about 10 times per every fight that lasts twenty-five seconds. - The game's length is short for a $15 game. - Besides the music, there's nothing very special about this game that makes it stand out to me.