Titan Quest Anniversary Edition Reviews

It has the nostalgia factor for me, as I have far more hours than this account reveals. That said, it is also dated, and more modern ARPGs are better. I like Grim Dawn, Path of Exile, and Torchlight 2

One of the best ARPG games ever. I felt nostalgic and it occupied me for weeks without getting bored with it. It's a true classic in this genre and later the engine was used for Grim Dawn. It's getting a bit dated now though...

This game isn't great, but it's well made. It has a lot of fun different skills and ways to combine them, which is most of the fun, especially if you play multiplayer. It's a great game to play while you listen to an audiobook or during boring Zoom meetings. The gameplay loop itself is incredibly mindless. 98% of the enemies die in one hit, and the other 2% are so hard that they sometimes take 2 or 3 deaths to kill if you're playing singleplayer. Lots of items drop from the enemies, but you ignore 99% of them and only pick the ones of green or blue rarity. You end up using 10% of those that you do pick up, and you put the rest in your storage in hopes that your other characters might get high enough level to wield them, if they don't find better gear on their own playthroughs. The level and attribute requirements of the items are very limiting, too, and only the green items are able to be enhanced with relics and essences, so you end up collecting a crapload of essences and relics and never using them. You fight and hack and slash your way all through the game, and then when it's over, you start the game over at a higher difficulty, which is the exact same experience except with higher-level weapons and some new bosses. And maybe higher chances of rare item drops. I'm not sure. I've beaten the game, but I've never cared to play on a higher difficulty with the same character, so I end up just starting over with a new one to try a new skill tree. In short, the game has a lot of issues, but I still play it. And I'm not exactly sure why, except that the game is kind of charming and nostalgic, and it manipulates your innate feelings of accomplishment and satisfaction with lots of little rewards and no real change in difficulty. It's the mouse-clicking equivalent of Candy Crush.

I didnt play this game when it originally released, but trying it now and the game is a really fun Arpg, the pace of combat is closer to D2 , and the skill/mastery systems are really cool

classic arpg, much harder than diablo, which makes it very fun!

This is a really good game. The game play is good and the hunt for better gear is fun. The story keeps you wanting to know what is next. I would not have spent 221 hours on it if I was not having fun. `It is as good as any of the Diablo games. If your looking for an Adventure here it is.

First released in 2006, and spruced up in 2016. Crisp visuals, satisfying loot lust. Quests, side quests. Skill trees. Attributes for character advancement. The early acts are perfect and timeless. Greek mythos. Everything is here. An RPG happy place.

It's simple but fun. I had this game years ago and just repurchased it as I lost my old steam account. It's as fun as I remember. It's not overly complex and that's nice. At the end of the day when I just want to go kill some stuff and get fun loot it's perfect. If you are looking for lots of challenge and complexity it's probably not what you want. If you are looking for something you can get high as balls and still play and have fun, it's perfect!

Posting this review because I realized I never made one. Titan Quest is a good game, better yet, it was my entire childhood. This game is also a very good introduction to this genre, it is very easy to play and understand what you're doing, from the equipment to the sets and to the skill trees, everything was made for the user to be able to see what he's doing with the builds. I'd say that it's very casual while still having a pretty challenging endgame. I think that this game is missing some quality of life that would make the experience smoother, if you're really playing it, it makes you feel like you NEED to use 3rd party tools, like TQVault, even more if you're into collecting items, but from start to finish, the game is very fun, and the number of combos with the masteries you can make will keep you on the game for a very long time. As you can guess, I'm posting this because Titan Quest II is now here, on Early Access, I'm very hyped, I hope you all will enjoy this second game, but remember, the first one is very worth it. It is fun, got a lot of content, and can run it on any devices while still looking good. It still holds up pretty well, even in 2025.

An absolutely perfect game to play with non-gamer friends or relatives. Or with good company, when you have it Easy to pick up, full of recognisable names and places, built on simple intuitive systems, rich in class choice. And it's as bright as Tropico