Titan Quest Anniversary Edition

Just an FYI for those wondering, even though this game says it's unsupported on Steamdeck, I just played for an hour on maximum graphic settings and it worked perfectly fine. It took me a while to re-learn the interface, and there's a bit of jank compared to Diablo, but eventually I figured out all the controls.

I don't often write reviews of games, as most of them I play I am pretty much happy with. This one I must admit has annoyed me greatly, Having played for 18 hrs, exploring, killing and levelling, I did find that the game does not auto save, not that that made a great difference there is a save button, however I found after my 18hrs, that this did not work. I got to a level that I was doing ok, with decent gear etc, however when using the NPC in towns, as I created a new character, I tried to transfer some stuff over, what I found was and very annoyed about, the game had not only not saved my character at the level i was at, but anything put into the transfer section of the stash did not stay there, only the first existing equipment i placed earlier in the game. So basically nothing transferred or saved. I have deleted characters and re started and at level 8 this happened again. I am now going to re install the game, check the files etc etc and see if this still happens, if that ...

Titan Quest Anniversary Edition is a refined and expanded remaster of one of the most beloved action RPGs of the mid-2000s, breathing new life into a classic while preserving its core identity. Developed originally by Iron Lore and later updated by THQ Nordic, the Anniversary Edition bundles the base game and the Immortal Throne expansion into one seamless package, complete with significant quality-of-life improvements, visual enhancements, and new features that make it highly relevant even years after its original release. It’s a celebration of mythological storytelling, loot-driven progression, and satisfying hack-and-slash combat, appealing both to nostalgia-driven veterans and newcomers to the genre. Set in a richly imagined world inspired by ancient mythologies—Greek, Egyptian, and Asian—Titan Quest stands out from its genre peers through its thematic uniqueness. Rather than dungeons and dragons, players explore sun-drenched ruins, mystic deserts, and mythical temples, batt...

This game still does not have a proper, full controller support for Steam Deck play to this day, despite being sold on consoles like the Nintendo Switch. Maybe it's a bit unfair, but as a consequence I find it hard to be excited about this game or its upcoming sequel.

I cant recommend this game, I stopped after the main campaign of act 3, I could not bother doing the extra content of act 4 -Combat is boring and tedious -You do not get enough skill points to get a fun build going, 2 big skill trees and you waste a lot of points trying to go up them to get more skills -Enemy hit box can be extremely frustrating for melee -No auto-gold/potion pick-up -The zones are bland and boring to explore -No crafting -Gear is 100% rng, the only customisation you can do is enchanting, but getting the mats is boss grind... and you cant even re-enchant the same gear Play Grim Dawn, its a faaaaaaaaar superior game than this one

If I was about to play this game in its release year I would probably have very fond nostalgic memories of it. It’s because Titan Quest really have that vibe of “you are back from school, don’t have many games but you have this one with a really lots of stuff to do”. Unfortunately I fully played this game this year. Without any nostalgia, Titan Quest is a really outdated hack’n’slash in 2025 due to many of its designs that were improved by today’s standard of aRPGs: - The combat sucks so much it replaced my vacuum cleaner for these days and I never have much cleaner house before. You can jug health potions like a professional alcoholic in such severe state that they would never recover from and tank every single encounter. Enemies are just boring and if they are dangerous, they are usually designed to be like that kid you wanted to always punch, but never got a chance because teachers liked them for some reason. - Information feedback exists like hopes for releasing Silks...

Nowadays, this games is just for nostalgia, I think I'd just rather watch the story on a video than play the game, this one was made back in the time when you didn't have many games available at any moment so there's lots of the old school grind, mods can fix it, but I understand it's a bit clunky, to the extent that they have lots of bugs and weird workarounds. The workshop tool has been renamed, so you won't be able to launch it from steam on-launch options, unless you rename the file manually, but the question is why would you have to do that? In the very beginning I went a bit down till the whole screen was covered in rocky background which got me stuck, so right away it dissuaded me from even going on (since you can't move with the keyboard). Good thing I've checked before getting DLC's as well...

Older than old. To be honest, Grim Dawn is such a better iteration of this game (GD is made with the same engine), but TQ still holds its place in the pantheon of good old games. It's challenging, and it has a wide array of class combinations. If you're interested in TQ2, don't feel like you need to play this one. I played it back in the day, and returning to it I like how its aged. Much like Torchlight 2, it's still fun...but not necessary. I will say this: it doesn't crash all the time like PoE2 =P

Just started playing this legend of an ARPG again. Love it and the expansions are a must!!! A legend of all time :)

Quest bugged - The Lost Dowry Fix it. I can't pick up the item no matter what I do even restarting the game won't work, though its a side quest it discourages me to continue.