Path of Titans is an open-world dinosaur MMO from Alderon Games, an independent studio based in Victoria, Australia. Players hatch, grow, and survive as one of more than 30 dinosaur species on persistent servers holding up to 200 concurrent players, hunting, foraging, and forming herds or packs entirely as the animals themselves. The project started as an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign roughly five years ago and has stayed in active development since, adding new species and mechanics on a near-monthly cadence.
What Is Path of Titans?
Path of Titans puts every player directly in control of a dinosaur, growing from a hatchling through juvenile stages into a full adult with unlocked abilities, cosmetic skins, and stat customization along the way. There are two official maps, Panjura and Gondwa, each built around distinct biomes ranging from dense jungle to salt flats. Beyond raw survival, the game leans into a genuine roleplay layer: players can build home caves, adopt other players'' hatchlings, and, as of the Nesting Update, incubate and raise their own young cooperatively rather than purely solo.
Playable Dinosaurs and How Growth Works
The roster covers more than 30 species with meaningfully different playstyles rather than reskins of the same moveset. Raptors rely on stealth, speed, and pouncing; Sarcosuchus can grab prey and drag it underwater; Megalania poisons what it bites; small fliers like Rhamphorhynchus fish the open ocean instead of competing on land at all. Growth is not instant. Every dinosaur starts as a hatchling and has to survive long enough, and eat well enough, to reach adulthood and its full kit of abilities, which gives young or small players in any species a real reason to stay cautious around anything bigger.
Platforms, Price, and Where to Buy It
Path of Titans is not sold on Steam. The PC version is only available through Alderon Games'' own launcher, alongside releases on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS, with Nintendo Switch support in progress according to the developer. Pricing varies by platform and edition; PlayStation listings put the base game at $29.99, with regional Nintendo Switch pricing around €29.99. Cross-platform play is supported across every version, so a PC player and a console player can end up on the same server and even the same herd.
Modding and Community Content
Alderon Games built its own modding backend from the ground up, and community-made creatures and maps are already playable on community-hosted servers. The studio has said publicly it plans to open the modding system more broadly to let players build their own dinosaur content, extending a roster that already grows through official updates like the addition of Kentrosaurus, Miragaia, and Daspletosaurus over the past year.
People Also Ask
Is Path of Titans on Steam? No. PC players buy and play it exclusively through the Alderon Games launcher, not Steam.
How many dinosaurs can you play in Path of Titans? More than 30 species as of 2026, spanning carnivores, herbivores, and flying reptiles, with new species added through regular content updates.
Is Path of Titans finished or still in development? It remains in active development; Alderon Games has said a full 1.0 release will be announced as development nears completion, rather than committing to a fixed date.
Can you play Path of Titans with friends on different platforms? Yes. The game supports full cross-platform play and cross-play progression across PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and mobile.
Five years into development and still adding new dinosaurs every few months, Path of Titans has settled into a live-service rhythm closer to an MMO than a typical survival game, which is exactly the audience Alderon Games seems to be building toward.