Titan Quest Anniversary Edition

Diablo, except everything is better and cooler.

"A timeless journey forged in myth and mastery." I've played Titan Quest since its original release in 2006, and to this day, it's one of the most enduring, immersive, and rewarding ARPGs I’ve ever experienced. What makes Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition stand out even now—decades later—is not just its rich blend of mythology, storytelling, and exploration across ancient civilizations, but the sheer depth of mastery combinations and build creativity. It doesn’t just give you a class—it gives you an identity to shape. Every hero feels personal. Every playthrough, a new legend. The devs didn’t just remaster a classic; they resurrected it, polished it, and breathed new life into it with expansions like Ragnarök, Atlantis, and Eternal Embers. And with tools like TQVault and TQRespec, you can fine-tune your builds and truly master your path. Whether you’re a fan of Greek myth, loot-driven combat, or tactical builds, Titan Quest AE is a gem that respects your time, rewards mastery, and keeps drawing you back—not out of nostalgia, but because it’s simply that good. For me, this isn’t just a game—it’s part of my gaming DNA. If you're even thinking about trying it, know this: your legend begins the moment you pick up that first weapon. "More than a game—this was my myth, my childhood, my legend." I still remember the first time I stepped into the world of Titan Quest. The music, the setting, the feel of ancient Greece under my feet—it wasn’t just another hack-and-slash. It was the game that defined my youth. Long before the age of battle passes and paywalls, Titan Quest gave us something rare: a world to lose ourselves in, with no strings attached—only sword, shield, and destiny. I've been with this game since the very beginning. I was one of the kids who stayed up all night theorycrafting builds, discovering mastery synergies, hunting for that one legendary drop, and memorizing the routes through Egypt and Olympus like they were sacred. Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition isn’t just a remaster—it’s a time capsule. And yet, it still holds up. In fact, it thrives. With the added expansions and quality-of-life upgrades, it feels like a gift to those of us who never let go—and a rare treat for those discovering it for the first time. To anyone wondering if this game is still worth playing: It never stopped being worth it. Some games come and go. Titan Quest stays with you. Wherever you go. Couldn't wait for Titan Quest II

🎮 [b]Verdict in a Nutshell[/b] Titan Quest remains a great action RPG with a strong dose of nostalgia. A slower start leads into a fast tempo, fun masteries, and rich content. The DLC add new challenges but sometimes ramp up difficulty and have minor bugs. ✅ [b]Pros[/b] + Smooth gameplay and controls + Beautiful historical locations, especially Greece and the Underworld + Nostalgia, strong story, lots of items and monsters, mod support + Fun and varied masteries ❌ [b]Cons[/b] - Noticeable difficulty jump near the end of Act 3 and in the DLC (subjective) - Occasional technical hiccups - Some repetitiveness (a bit of grind) 🗺️ [b]Gameplay and Atmosphere[/b] I finished two characters: * Spellbreaker (Warfare + Spirit): Strong melee with aura debuffs. * Brigand (Hunting + Rogue): Glass cannon. Needs range and gear. 📦 [b]DLC[/b] * Ragnarök — Long and solid, new monsters and masteries, occasional bugs. * Atlantis — Short but enjoyable. * Eternal Embers — Longest but tiring, for legendary difficulty only. 🏁 [b]Rating: 9/10[/b] [i]“Titan Quest is like an old god — timeless, powerful, and still alive.”[/i]

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

In a co-op, gear is not shared between all players, and it is boring to play alone.

with this game you will enjoy playing it because you can play solo and take your own time ,you will find that you will be hunting for complete sets,not easy to obtain.

I love everything about this game. I love the loot system, gameplay, dual class system, and mechanics. It's just dumb fun. And quite the challenge on higher difficulty settings. If you like action RPG's (like Diablo), then you owe it to yourself to just try this game. I only have 24 hours on Steam, but I have thousands of hours over my lifetime. I think I have around 300 hours on PS5.

Get to town, talk to people, take on side quests, buy new armor, go into the woods, kill monsters along the way to gather experience to level up, get to the next town, repeat. Pretty standard if you're into RPG games.

I had fun on a single playthrough, bought the bundle on a deep sale. Never did play "Eternal Embers" DLC because it was locked behind legendary difficulty and I don't feel like replaying the game another two times. Not worth I heard anyway, so whatever. Anyone who likes Diablo 2, POE or anything vaguely like that will probably enjoy a play and especially on a sale.

Love this diablo-like, it has an addictive quality to it and the theme and story are both quite fun

This game was my entry point for ARPGs, and I've stuck with it ever since. Then I learned about Diablo and play the third installment, while it was fun, it didn't really hold a candle to Titan Quest. I also love the spiritual successor Grim Dawn, lord I love that game (I think some of the same devs worked on both games, so it's no surprise). I love the peace and quite it brings to my life. Try it out with some mods, the extra baddies to kill is always fun. 100% recommended

I enjoy and love the game. Great storyline, exploring the world with plenty of fighting. Well worth it for the games I enjoy.

Best of the classic third-person RPGs. A vast array of classes to mix-and-match plus an endless amount of loot to get as you play at the harder levels.

A great older game. Lots of choices for character development. Fun to play.

Brilliant game, highly underrated I think build is so modern similar to grim dawn but ages ago

Absolutely love this game! Very easy to understand, with a great depth of knowledge of ancient mythologies and such creative locations and visuals.

Old School but with a great story line and solid game play,

Titan Quest is not a bad game. But it is an old game and ideas like "optimization" or "quality of life" or even "common sense" were not yet invented. The greatest problem is the most fundamental thing it should have done right: Leveling. Too many issues with leveling not only as growing more powerful but as "existing within the world" For example, the enemies you meet are random levels for no reason. I was level 10 and in the world there were enemies varying from level 6 to level 16. So imagine, I one-hit half the enemies, and struggle with the other half at the same region. The ability economy is stingy. You get 3 points for 2 specializations that go equally into the specialization itself and to the abilities and another 2 points for attributes. it's impossible to feel that you achieve something as you don't feel you invest in a build Bad enemy design. It's the worst. Like Horizon Zero Dawn worst. Most enemies have this ability to flee. So you attack a group, an enemy flees, you follow him, BOOM another group is aggro-ed. You give constant battles pulling 5-6 groups consecutively, because the enemies tend to flee instead of fight. So it is less than a proper diablo-like ARPG and more of a pain in the ass. Still I'm curious about the sequel, but I do hope that they fixed the game into something more... playable.

I have been playing TQ since it first came out way back in the early 2000's. Till this day, it is my favorite dungeon crawler of all time. You heard me, a dungeon crawler and not like the ARPG stuff these days. The anniversary edition made it even more polished. Amazing lore, gear, monsters, skills, classes, etc.

My points are only for the single player campaign only. Not a well balanced game, so many powers which are not really usable in real time combat as they have to be selected individually from the HUD, and till the time we use them, the enemy drains our health. Too many upgrades available to the point it doesn't make any sense of using any weapon or armour. Some undead enemies are impossible to defeat playing solo.

20+ year old and Dev's still not fix crashes and Networking issues. Must be Great because its all I want to do, Re; BE A HERO!!! :)

One of my alltime favourites,pure memory lane.Still the goat nearly 20 years after release

1. Download game. 2. Make conqueror build. 3. Delete Titans 4. Repeat 5. Get 10x xp mod 6. Delete 🥂

"Classic" game, but it couldn't be good even for its time. It is a conglomeration of minor annoyances, one of major of them being character control. It is badly optimized, I get frame drops on laptop from 2022. It is still a better aRPG than most modern garbage like Grim Dawn, Torchlight, Diablo IV.

Rubbish. Even semi-remastered it's a mess. UI issues, 4k issues, it plays slowly, animations suck, it's ugly. Basically there are better games out there. Just buy Hades or Grim Dawn or wait for the sequel.

Love the references of Greek mythology and Story behind the Gameplay

Hi Devs, can you make Titan Quest II where in combinations of masteries unlock a new skill or passive specific to the combination only?

Classic smash and grab. Love the mythology

Top quality mythology game, fun w/ friends.

This game imo didnt age like fine wine. It's more of a nostalgia. Wish there's a mix review.

Just a fun game with lots of content.

absolute cinema played it as a young lad

I like this game! You may too. Or not. Try it and see.

fucking good game wtf holy shit i love it

Lost my characters...

old school rpg, worse than diablo thou

Online not work on 11.07.25, not internet, not lan

best game ever <3

noice

liked it very much

" MY PRECIOUS !!! "

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too many bugs

peak nostalgia

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