Fit check
Is Trash of the Titans worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy turn-based tactics with terrain-based decisions
- Roguelike fans who want party upgrades tied to collected resources
- Fantasy RPG players who prefer comic premises and unusual animal characters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time combat instead of turn-based tactics
- Players looking for a conventional fantasy setting rather than a trash-themed animal adventure
- Players who prefer progression without resource-sharing decisions or roguelike elements
Our take on Trash of the Titans
The colorful trash-bandit premise gets prominent attention, but the main play structure is a tactical RPG focused on defending dumpsters, using terrain, choosing relic abilities, and distributing edible resources across the party.
What is Trash of the Titans?
In a wizard-filled city, players control trash-collecting outlaws who protect dumpsters of enchanted food from invading rats.
Every stage uses terrain-based tactics, with failure to safeguard enough refuse putting future progress at risk. Dumpster relics grant a fresh ability after each stage. Gathered waste can be consumed to raise the team’s statistics, with an extra increase when the entire group receives an equal portion. The game combines alternating-turn fantasy combat, roguelike progression, tactical RPG systems, and defensive objectives.
How Trash of the Titans plays
- 01Turn-Based Tactics
- The party defends dumpsters from rats while using each level’s shape to guide decisions.
- 02Relic Abilities
- A relic found in each level grants the party a new ability.
- 03Trash Stat Upgrades
- The party can eat collected trash to increase its statistics.
- 04Shared Party Bonus
- Giving every party member a share of the trash provides an additional statistics bonus.
- 05Roguelike Tactical RPG
- The game identifies itself as a roguelike tactical RPG with fantasy combat.
Trash of the Titans compared to similar games
Trash of the Titans combines turn-based tactical defense with relic abilities, trash-based stat upgrades, and a party-sharing bonus. Shogun Showdown also uses turn-based roguelike combat, but centers on attack tiles, positioning, combos, skills, and deck building before facing the Shogun.
Trash of the Titans: platforms & release
Is Trash of the Titans worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy turn-based tactics with terrain-based decisions. Skip it if: players seeking real-time combat instead of turn-based tactics.
Where can I download Trash of the Titans?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Trash of the Titans's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Trash of the Titans on?
Windows only.
