In a game like we're making, how you get around is as important as how good you look doing it.

Travel powers are a core of the game, and City of Titans is going to make sure you can find something that fits your character's concept, from walking down the street, to leaping from ledge to ledge, to running faster than sound, to flying like a bird, to telling reality to get knotted and simply popping from place to place.

They're still prototypes. The animation's not finished yet, but they're getting better week by week. Here's what things looked like last week.

CapeChaser Tweet-Summary: The Unforgiven are a powerful and enigmatic street gang wielding the dreaded supernatural power of bizarre and eerie curses.

Legal Status: The Unforgiven are a criminal organization, a wide-ranging street gang composed of multiple bands and cells. Many members are wanted for crimes committed before they joined the Unforgiven.

Faction Name: Tyrosine Corporation.

CapeChaser Tweet-Summary:
A corporation that produces a wide array of technologies, Tyrosine always has rumors swirling about them.

Legal status:
Tyrosine is a legally incorporated company operating internationally. While charges are brought against the company fairly regularly, nothing ever seems to come of them.

Howdy, all. This is Warcabbit coming at you, live and in charge. Possibly on fire.

We made a pretty huge breakthrough Monday over at City of Titans, and I thought I’d take this opportunity to tell you all about it. Well, not all about it - certain elements, like how, precisely, it works, we’re keeping a little quiet on till we make a little more progress on it.

It’s our costumes.

The trial of Commonwealth v. Individual Registered as “Topaz” was unlike anything Kathleen Aurelia had ever seen.

As a police officer, she’d been to court dozens of times. Most trials were short, simple things, with an officer or two testifying about what had happened and, maybe, in the more elaborate cases, another witness or two. Courtrooms were grey, shabby rooms with glaring fluorescents, and lawyers were awkward figures in shoddy, grey suits.