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Titan Quest Immortal Throne

Rating: 4.6 (24 votes cast)
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System requirements

  • Windows 2000 or XP
  • 1.8 Ghz Iintel Pentium IV or equivalent or AMD Athlon XP or equivalent
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 64 MB NnVIiDIiA GeForce 3 or equivalent or ATIti Radeon 8500 series with Pixel Shader 1.1 support or equivalent
  • DirectX® 9.0c compatible 16-bit sound card
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    FEATURES

    Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is the action-packed expansion to the 2006 RPG hit, Titan Quest. Brian Sullivan, award-winning co-creator of Age of Empires and Titan Quest, continues the epic story across the dark and more sinister Underworld of Hades.
    In this epic quest of good versus evil, players will encounter the greatest villains of Greek mythology, brave the attacks of Cerberus, and hazard the banks of the River Styx.
    Along with new foes, players will find new allies. Players will interpret the prophecies of the blind seer Tiresias, fight alongside Agamemnon and Achilles, and use the wiles of Odysseus to conquer this dark new adventure.

    • 10 Additional Character Levels – allows players to bring existing and new characters to new heights, along with higher level equipment and skills
    • 8 New Character Classes – The expansion pack features an entirely new skill mastery, which combines with existing skill masteries to create eight new exciting character classes.
    • New Exotic Monsters and Locations – Quest through exotic locations in the Mediterranean area and ultimately descend across the river Styx into the heart of Hades. Defeat terrifying new monsters on your way to victory!
    • Artifacts & Enchanters – A new type of rare equipment that gives the player characters a powerful bonus. Plus, new non-player characters that can create artifacts from recipes.
    • More Unique Equipment – Uncover hundreds of powerful new unique items and use Caravans to store them as you quest through the Underworld of Hades.

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    CUSTOMER REVIEWS

    12th Nov

    By wolfox

    This is a great Action RPG. Lots of action, many different skills to choose, lots of great loot, and great graphics (to an extent, still unmatched, as far as Action RPGs go). I loved the game, overall. I only have two (minor) gripes: 1) the areas/dungeons are not randomized. The terrain will always be the same, no matter how many times you play; shrines may be located in different spots, and the enemies in the area may be different between plays, but the terrain is always the same. Some people will find it a plus, but for me, it hurts the exploration aspect. 2) it has a long main campaign. On one side, that's great - you get lots of content for a small price, and it's a great game, fun all the way. But if you want to try different builds and classes in the higher difficulties, you'll play through the same areas multiple times, and take a lot of time doing so - it's still fun, but if you for some reason lack the time, you might not see all that is to see. Still, as I said, those are minor gripes. This is one of the best action RPG games around, and it's a lot of bang for the buck. If you like the genre, you need this game in your collection.

    30th Sep

    By DanishDonk

    Very nice diablo clone, if you like diablo, you will like this game. The music is not as good as in the diablo games, but the graphics are certainly better. The game seems a bit too easy for my taste, level progression is fast and monsters not really a challenge. But it does get better as I get further in game.

    14th Jun

    By Kippling

    I agree with the sentiment expressed by the other reviewers here, this game is a pure 'Diablo' style hack'n'slash. I too bought the gold edition and I'm glad I did. The expansion adds an extra chapter to the story (about 60% the length of the entire original game), and is good value for money. Overall the game is very well executed. The artwork is attractive and has aged very well, the artists have really captured the feel of ancient Greece, Egypt and the East. Very easy on the eyes. The music is pleasing, setting the tone for each chapter. The voice acting ranges from good to not-so-good, but this isn't a huge problem and the bad sections are infrequent. The game's addictiveness comes from the use of random loot tables and a high degree of character customisation. There are plenty of options for a character build and the huge amount of equipment means you can spend a very long time tweaking, if this is your thing. Despite the developers having gone bust a while ago, there is still some community activity. There is a community made 'patch' floating about which corrects some small issues and is worth tracking down. The game has aged enough to be very stable and well balanced. If you're looking for a hack'n'slash adventure, at the moment this is the best available.

    2nd Jun

    By dlarwig

    I purchased the gold edition (which includes the original and the expansion). After an initial 4.5 gig download (which took an extremely long time) I was still only able to get the game to work on 2 out of the 3 computers here. It is still unknown why it will not run on the third. The game itself is beautiful. It is a hack and slash at it's roots, but the creators knew what they were doing. Graphically gorgeous. The spell effects, while not state of the art to today's standards, are still pleasing to the eye. The storyline will easily reel you in as well. Although not as frantic paced as it's counterpart (Diablo 2) this game makes up for in great climatic moments. The dual class system allow an endless number of character classes. This is a must have for any hack and slash fan. If you are not a fan of hack and slash, so not expect anything from this you have not seen before.
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