Titan Quest Anniversary Edition

I like it, but id also recommend multiplayer if you're a beginner.

Just a chill game with minimal things against you, they promote the workshop and there's complete freedom.

It, it good game.

Great game just like diablo 2

Good gameplay, fun themeing

Absolutely phenomenal game that still holds up well all these years later even in comparison to the current giants of the genre and it's spiritual successor in Grim Dawn. Some models fully zoomed it have some wonk to them but most of the models, environments, and effects still look shockingly good.

It's got some flaws, mostly just of the era it was in. Items and stats aren't as descriptive as we'd want these days and the itemization is kinda balls, i'm level 47 working towards the end of Ragnarok and still working with a weapon and shield i've been using since level 24 like four acts ago. You won't get upgrades often and you'll get a lot of repeats of items you already have, whether this bothers you is subjective but it irks me a bit.

I think the biggest negative though, and bear with me here, is the game is too long for its own good especially including the expansions. Normally i'd be the last person to complain about that, i'm all about the bang for the buck, the issue comes in that a lot of it isn't really worthwhile or quality content. Large swathes of the game are travelling through non-distinct countryside and repeated enemies, which i guess is accurate to the times but not the most engaging for gameplay. They could easily cut 1 to 3 hours off all the acts and the game would be just as great if not maybe a little better.

All in all though it doesn't impact my opinion of the game very much. If you like ARPGs you're gonna like this.

buggy and broken. main issues are the constant lag which seems to have absolutely no real fix that makes the game play like a slideshow

Titan Quest Anniversary Edition review

This would have been a great game but unfortunately there exists a bug in the second Act which prevents the player from progressing beyond a certain point. I tried a solution or two and couldn't get past it no matter what so that is why I'm giving this a thumbs down, it will likely not get fixed.

Went into this expecting something like Diablo II. Which it is if it were incredibly jank and controlled terribly...

Although this game sounds good on paper, the only thing it has going for it is the ancient greek setting. Gameplay, story, music, sound, progression and player feedback are all very bland and not engaging at all.

Can be comfy, if you like mindless games.

This game is overhyped. Loved it as a child, but playing it back now it has a lot of flaws.

The first act is great, smooth progression with gear and abilities. Then after that they sort of gave up. The Egypt act is alright, the Pyramids are pretty cool, but that's actually it. The last act is just sad and really had to force my way through it. Too linear, boring enemy designs (why neanderthals?), the character progression becomes frustrating at a point where I don't know whether to improve my current abilities, or to improve my skill.
My play through ended after killing the final boss and starting the Immortal Throne content. They truly gave up with this. The map just ends in black fog/invisible walls, the rivers didn't have any water, and it was just boring.

Overall, the game started strong, but ended miserably and changed my positive opinion into something negative. Go play Grim Dawn.

None of the controls worked on my rog ally. Tried everything i could think of and got the buttons working but not the analogue sticks. Gave up after an hour and got a refund. How is this not compatible

Actually just the best ARPG ever made imo. Really hoping TQ2 is just as good, if not better.

Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is? Insanity is doing the exact same fucking thing over and over again, expecting shit to change. That is crazy.

Just a fun game I like playing.

It's a classic.

Its effectively Daiblo 2 set in ancient greece, ive completed it a few times, pretty fanastic, abit slow with the pacing, but art style and direction is peak
Great fun. Easy rules. A bit simplistic for hardcore players as the combat lacks depth and lack of pool of items
Of course its not perfect and even with all the updates and the anniversary edition it lacks quite a lot of QoL more modern games, or even its spiritual sequel made on the same engine Grim Dawn, have and the level & quest design can be a bit... odd at times, its still pretty good.
I strongly recommend getting a 'free copy' of it or buying it on sale ,as the titan quest bundle
solid 8/10 ARPG

This game just doesnt work on modern pc hardware well. Sub 30fps with a 2070 super, and i7 9700k. Game crashes a lot for seemingly random reasons. Which all sucks because this appears to be a classic and from what I played an old school ARPG.

On the Mt. Rushmore of games.

played since 2009, this game is very nice.

Great ARPG classic, Titan Quest offers a lot of loot, build value, replayability, great enemies, maps, quests. Play it now in preparation for Titan Quest 2!

Love this game to its full extent and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys the genre

haven't played much on PC, found it for mobile and have been loving it. This is a great game and I hope to have more time to dedicate to the PC version in the future.

i forgot to write that review. so here : THIS IS A 10-10 GAME. don,t even think. just try it.

oh, by the way, the last dlc is locked behind nightmare difficulty. i uploaded a save on nexusmod to skip this. courtesy of your's truly.

just don't ask for change in the save. its a final save. as i am done with the game. (loved it too)

you're welcome.

Great fun. Easy rules. A bit simplistic for hardcore players but for the rest of us a plus.

It's a hack n' slash classic. Just as fun today as it was years ago.

Played it back in the day and now returning since it's also available on Android and was a nice companion on the trip with it's offline mode. Now back I just wanted to play some more on PC since how calm, clear and cozy. It's the Stardew Valley of ARPGs for me.

It's way too bland for me to recommend, compared to other ARPGs.
Diablo, Path of Exile, Grim Dawn, and Van Helsing are all better.

If you wanted a similar game to Titan Quest, then I'd recommend going with Grim Dawn, in particular, since that's the same developers, who learned from their mistakes.

If you end up buying Titan Quest, then use the Loot Plus Mod, to bring it more in line with other ARPGs, otherwise the loot table grind is atrocious.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1742876226

TL:DR, it's a podcast game. Your brain will wander.

Grim Dawn? Path of Exile?
What are you talking about? It's 2007 and Immortal Throne just dropped.

And it's gud.

I love how customizable and shapable characters are

Fun fact: when this game was first released, it was generally seen by many of us as a diablo-clone that would tide us over until the real deal (i.e the next Diablo game) was released. Well, Diablo 3 came and went. And then Diablo Immortal and Diablo 4. And as it turns out, this stop gap "diablo clone" was anything but second rate. We had the real deal all along and didn't even know it. Because not only was Titan Quest awesome back in the day, it's better now than it's ever been and it's far superior to anything Diablo has going for it. And now it's not the next Diablo that everyone is waiting for...it's Titan Quest II. So are we now playing Diablo while waiting for the next Titan Quest, similar to how we played Titan Quest waiting for the next Diablo? Oh hell no. We are playing Titan Quest, silly.

A fine nostalgia trip. This is not so streamlined as D3 or PoE, but I think a lot of that friction is part of the charm. Many classes, longer story than I expected, and I'm sure its a blast with friends.

This is a game I always come back to, the endless ways you can build a character keeps it interesting. So much fun

Apparently I played this game for 29 hours some 8 years ago and forgot to leave a review. Unfortunately, I don't remember it at all. So that doesn't bode well for how great the game was. Still i clocked in 29 hours so I must have enjoyed it for a time.

Cozy. Not relentlessly dark like other ARPGs. It's a bit clunky and it took me awhile to appreciate it, and it helps to start off with a smooth build to avoid some of the clunk, but overall, it's a classic for a reason.

It is my childhood, I remember the time my pc was not able to catch up the graphic and I still enjoy the story and graphic even with 10 FPS.
It is still a great game after so many years.

It's like Grim Dawn, but not THAT good.
I feel like the pacing in the game is too slow for it's genre. It's an ARPG with a slow grind/farm, therefore mods are almost mandatory, I guess?

Yes, HELL yes. There’s something so cool about this game. Everyone likes the gritty gothic look of Diablo and its successors, namely the spiritual successor to this game Grim Dawn. But there’s something so perfect about Titan Quest. It’s colorful, visceral, and unique in the genre without sacrificing on difficulty or build diversity. The Anniversary edition brought literally every quality of life change I would have wanted and ones I didn’t know that I wanted. This is one of those games that always, ALWAYS steals more time from me than I expect.

still a fun game to play, if you commit to it.

i'll recommend to buy all addons, as then its a refined product instead of only playing the main game, which is quite poor imo.

Nice and awesome game, even after nearly 20 years.
LAN party cult classic, and online multiplayer also is still up and running

Its the ability to learn and get stronger, and increase your abilities is what i like best.

I wanted to play and support the developers again after all these years, only to run into technical issues with connection and loosing progress and saved games due to steam cloud issues (yes, I played more than 5 hours)

infuriating.

One of the greats of hack and slash games of the 2000s, six year after diablo 2.

I'm TRYING to give this game a fair chance. I like some of it, but I absolutely HATE other parts. There minimap for starters is too damn small, It needs to be bigger to read well enough. The mapping system in this game isn't even as good as Diablo 2's. Then there is getting stuck at times when you port back to where you were, You just become stuck in place and it will not let you move. Porting out and back does not fix it. Then there is the matter of Quest text in the game is far too small for some to read, fonts need to be able to be enlarged.

Now lets talk about the craptastic multiplayer option. I get the hosting part, the joining part however is horrible beyond belief. My fiance tried to join my game, it will not allow her to join the server. She and I live in the same house, share the same internet. Had her disable her VPN, but that did not work either. This game has some really great things that really open up by the time your around 15 in level. There has to be someone maintaining this game to some extent for it to have some of these options. So my opinion is they need to fix these problems before I would ever consider buying TQ2.

Its actually funny: Playing Titan Quest in 2025 feels like playing an early version of Grim Dawn (my, by far, favorite aRPG)
Titan Quest is a fun game even though it feels a bit more "simple" than Grim Dawn and more whacky at some points

Good Game
can recommend using the workshop for some QOL

Completely unplayable at 4K resolution in 2025 and only barely playable at 1440p because everything UI-wise (and on the mini-map) is tiny.

This Anniversary Edition from 2016 is not even that old. Proper UI scaling should have been a priority item for any re-release. Why was this not the case?

Thumbs down as this game can not be recommended to anyone playing this on a modern system.

A part of looking old, and being indeed old, this game is unplayable on recent hardware due to bugs lining up every 10 minutes.

If you don't have the dlcs, but your friends have the dlcs, you can't play on multiplayer with them.
And the game will tell you to get the dlcs when you try to connect to them, even if you want to play the base campaign of the game.

Fantastic game with many different playstyles available. I find it relaxing but still challenging and fun. The different areas make it feel fresh throughout the game.