Titan Quest

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.

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

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

Says its not Steam Deck Verified, but it works great. Text can be a bit small to read, but apart from that, perfectly workable on handheld.

Very Good Experience, would recommend

"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

What's left to be said about this classic and yet modern(ish) game? I love it!

Sure I could go on and on about the fun mythology here. I could talk about the story. I could say how interesting the voices and accepts are. I could even talk about this cool spear I have. But instead I'll just say "Play this great ARPG because even after all this time it's still great!"

Although if there were a few extra QOL tweaks I wouldn't be mad.

Diablo, except everything is better and cooler.