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Posted on: August 2, 2025
HerrGaws
Verified ownerGames: 388 Reviews: 3
Titan Quest
Classic ARPG with great levelling system, loot, gameplay nad last but not least - unique mythological theme. All these things amount to game that is mechanically sound, addictive and dripping with style and atmosphere to boost, both of which are further reinforced by wonderful music and graphics that still holds up to this day. Can't recommend it enough.
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Posted on: August 8, 2025
Zellette7
Verified ownerGames: 12 Reviews: 1
My most played ARPG, with flaws.
Titan Quest is my most played ARPG of all time, albeit with some concerning flaws, a lot of which have arrived thanks in no small part to THQ Nordic's "Anniversary Edition" remaster and its subsequent DLCs. Although the AE adds major improvements and quality of life changes that were missing from the original Titan Quest: Immortal Throne (2007) release, such as a myriad of bug fixes, balances and changes in making sure certain builds weren't as overpowered or underpowered as others, there are a bunch of disagreeable, baffling changes I believe hurt the overall experience, those being the -40% and -100% resistance penalties in epic and legendary difficulties and the 3 DLCs THQ Nordic has "frankensteined" to the original game. In short, the resistance penalties, in an effort to make the game more challenging, have rendered this game a huge, unfun, frustrating time sink, whereby you need to spend what could be days farming the same bosses capable of 1-shotting you for specific highly resistant gear to offset those penalties, effectively shoehorning every build into wearing that gear any other, otherwise progression becomes impossible. Secondarily the DLCs are a major drop in quality, offering arguably beautiful and scenic new world maps for incredibly lacklustre adventures that have you mowing down hordes of uninspired, copy-pasted enemies with terrible SFX, loot drops and balance in extremely padded out stretches of map. The quests of these DLCs leave a lot to be desired, the dialogue and voice acting is weird and cringy and the motivations for attempting these quests are non-existent, i.e. Atlantis has you going on an irrelevant adventure with no effort put into explaining why our character would undertake it, Ragnarök having you stop tyrannical Norse gods without any context and Embers simply being end-game content for the sake of it, which mostly just features long stretches of copy-pasted enemies anyway.
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Posted on: August 8, 2025
victorlonmoagmai
Games: 136 Reviews: 5
Old but good
It is an old game but it is worth a try if you like Diablo but want something a bit different.
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Posted on: August 30, 2025
charlemagne1980
Verified ownerGames: 508 Reviews: 104
GoG version very buggy
GoG version very buggy and ofen unresponsive.
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Posted on: August 31, 2025
Michael1957
Verified ownerGames: 473 Reviews: 3
bound to 32bit history - sadly
This game was build in times of 32bit world and it shows. Sample: you go back to town via portal and when you return stuff appears new - shrines, enemies, drops - all of which you die not even know existed. Stuttering and other problems point to the same history and make this game resistent to repairs. Improvements into such an old game requires deep knowledge, but the devs of this game moved on or retired - not much chance to get needed patches or improvements. The ancient lore history makes it easy to connect to the game lore. The amount of masteries available (including the additional DLCs, which improved and upgraded the system - and are required if you don't stuck to this game) give you more than 50 classes to play (most dual masteries, but each mastery can be played as single as well). Some of this classes are easy, others not. But you can find the style that fits your way to play. My summary: rusty, not perfect, but still worth playing. I still do AND love it!
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