Titan Quest is a solid game if you are into Diablo-like things. It is well executed, both on the technical side and the playability, and the quite unusual setting (from ancient Greece to ancient China) is definitely a plus.

Titan Quest has that special spark that makes you play a little more, just because you want to see what's there after that boss, if that chest will spawn one of those legendary set pieces or because you're sooo close reaching the next level and finally unlock that new skill you want so bad. So yes, even if you're not a big fan of Diablo, Titan Quest and its add-on are very good games.

Of course, it can become a little tedious after a while, but that's the problem of the genre, not of this precise game. Anyway, the different classes play differently enough so you can start over a new character and discover a new way to play.

And what's best than a game that knows how to entertain you? ^_^

I've never played Diablo II -- which this game seems to be drawing a lot of comparisons to -- but this is certainly a fine entrant in the hack/slash/loot category. Actually, the franchise that did come to mind as I played Titan Quest is the Age of Wonders series, in the sense that as I played I kept thinking what a well-made game this is.

Titan Quest (and its expansion Immortal Throne) doesn't break any new ground in its genre, it just does what it does extremely well, providing the gamer with a seamless experience that rewards attention to detail -- few things are as satisfying in gaming than being able to succeed because you've grasped the game's concepts and put them into your service. In other words, there's never a point in Titan Quest where you feel as if the game is working against you -- if you play by its rules, Titan Quest will let you win, it's as simple as that.

The graphics are sufficient and sometimes impressive (the visual effects for elemental attacks, for instance). The music is serviceable and occasionally evocative. But it's in the gameplay and user-friendly interface where Titan Quest shines -- from the inventory system to the skill tree to the teleport system to the plentiful caves and mausoleums (dungeons), it was a pleasure to enter a game world that feels as if it were crafted by developers who play the game they make.

This is not to say Titan Quest is a perfect game. The save system, for instance, employs checkpoints (or rebirth fountains, which is where you end up when you 'die'). All well and good, but if at any point you end a session -- say, to take a break for sleep or nourishment -- when you resume you'll do so at the last checkpoint you touched, and all the monsters you defeated in the previous session will be right back on the map. So if you've made deep forays into enemy territory but haven't reached a checkpoint, and had to stop because it was time to do some adult thing like go to work, when you start again, you'll have to do it all over again. This is generally not an issue, because you learn to take this into account, and in fact this feature allows you to 'farm' areas for loot and XP. Still, it's not uncommon to find yourself in the position of having to fight minor boss battles more than once.

And speaking of loot, the inventory system seems inadequate at first because of all the loot you uncover and the limited space you can put it, until you realize that you can safely ignore 90% of the spoils and keep only upgrade items and potions, which you have plenty of room for (in fact, your inventory capacity increases as you progress, another indication that the devs have thought of everything to make Titan Quest a satisfying experience).

In short, Titan Quest doesn't try to reinvent the 'Diablo' genre, but rather refine and improve the experience, and it held me happily for hours.

(Confession: I played all the way up to the final boss battle, got more or less one-hit, quit, and uninstalled. If I were willing to run around long enough, gobbling health potions and making the occasional well-timed strike or two, I suppose I probably could have wrapped up the battle in, oh, 20 minutes or so -- or I could go back and level up on all those respawned monsters. But life is short and I have a long queue of unplayed games. In the original release, you could destroy the statues from which the final boss -- Typhon -- draws his strength. Gamers complained this made it too easy, and that option was removed, leaving me still searching for a final boss that doesn't come down to a test of patience, and that maybe acknowledges everything you've done to get there in the first place.)

Diablo meets Jason and the Argonauts. With a few personalised tweaks of this game, mainly relating to the camera views, I found this game to be an enjoyable play for a couple of hours at a time. Lots of loot to find, plenty of missions and loads of baddies to bash.

This is a great game. Similar to diablo II gameplay and mechanics, maybe its even better than diablo II is. It has a better variety of scenarios and enemys than diablo II. If you like diablo II you will enjoy this game a lot.

This is an enhanced version of the last games. Although I'm not a teenager, I can confirm this game can fill you with many hours of entertainment. It is not the same to play as a priest than a warrior or an archer, and every character needs his own tactics.

Graphics are really good, and so audio effects.

In brief, the most positive factor, the game can be player over and over as every hero has his main features and technics. The negative, sometime it is too long getting new improvements.

Titan Quest is a *good* Diablo clone, with pretty decent graphics and some interesting innovations. Whilst the map in Story mode is always the same, there are lots of class combinations and oodles of skills, all wrapped in various mythological-cultural ancient settings, which makes for a pleasing way to pass the time. It even has cooperative multi-player capacity and the ability to generate your own maps for a "quick" game. This edition comes with both the base game and the expansion, so you have no excuse!

Diablo + greek mythology! Got this at a bargain for £2.49! Lots of class combinations, still looks pretty good even these days. Recommeded.

As the isometric ARPG genre becomes more and more saturated, it becomes harder and harder to find a quality game. Titan Quest is one of those older games that stand up to the test of time. If you enjoy the genre, you honestly owe it to yourself to explore this game.

Titan Quest Gold Edition is a great pack,featuring 2 amazing games.

If you like Greece or Egypt history,in this game you will travel to some amazing historical places, fight dozens of mythical creatures,and you will gather a lot of treasures and artifacts.

I recommend this 2 great games to everyone for their own collection.

Titan Quest Gold Edition is a sweet little gem that gets overlooked far too often. In a world full of Diablo clones Titan Quest manages to carver out a place of its own by being a very good Diablo clone with unique features. The best being the talent trees that lets you change "class" without having to create a new character. While Titan Quest might be just a clone to some, to me it brings new scenery to enjoy while doing its job as a clone very well.

This is probably one of the best dungeon crawlers out there if you like diablo you are going to love this game 100% the graphics are really nice and the gameplay is smooth :) BUY IT!

While the graphics may be a little dated, this Action-RPG is just pure plain fun. Regarding the recent release of Diablo 3 one cannot imagine how we went from games like this one to the steaming pile of shit Blizzard is selling today.

Great game, especially with Immortal Throne expansion. This is a good option for hack and slash fans. Very big number of items and rewards, very good skill system. The only one handicap is the variety of the enemies and areas

The game is a bit old now and it does show its age graphically (it was released back in 2006) but it is -exactly- what a grindy hack n slash action RPG should be.

It is a well made Diablo 2 clone with character progression and gearing that is well thought out and fun. There were about 9 different progression trees and each one plays a bit differently. If you like leveling a certain way then this game should provide. It has: the offensive melee build, defensive melee build, ranged bows, ranged spells (aoe or single), pet build, life drain build and more.

If it had graphics and performance like Diablo 3 but kept the character progression and gearing the same this game would easily be a world wide best seller. For now it'll just have to settle with being better then D3.

It's a good Diablo clone with good atmosphere and mythology. If you like Diablo (pre Diablo 3) and greek mythology, I would recommend you this game.

An arpg inspired largely by Diablo 2, but with an interesting class system that has you freely picking 2 skill trees (or focus on one, if you wish) to determine your class.

It's fairly long and with a ton of gear and enemy types to discover. There are a number of mods available, some of which increase the difficulty and are quite popular.

Some other noteworthy features include coop with a server browser, and a crafting system where you combine elements into trinkets or slotted upgrades.

Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy ARPG's.

If you liked Diablo then you will probably like this game to. Although in my opinion it is not as good as torchlight and torchlight 2 will be even better but for the price it is worth at least a try. However, the loot drops don't seem quite as good (if you know what I mean) as they do in Diablo or Torchlight.

My recommendation is that is worth a try at least until Torchlight 2 comes out.

It is one of those Diablo clone that staying most trueful to the Diablo root. You can play it as a graphics enhanced version of Diablo. Fighting hords of enemies is very satisfying, and the freely choose skill trees make character building flexible and interesting. The story isn't too fancy, but the environments and settings are decent enough to keep you engaged. Maps are pre-set, unlike Diablo having random maps. Overall, it gives you everything you want for a Diablo clone, no more, no less.

Although a so called "Diablo Clone" this game is not a mere clone. There are some things different. This ARPG doesnt give you classes to select at the start of the game but rather Traits. You can chose 2 out of 9 Traits available at certain lvls. Each trait gives you an unique Skilltree. This makes for much more character customization than most ARPG have. Also all the monster only drop Items they actually could carry, this means you wont find a bow or a sword on a raven for example.

If you buy this game you should search for the Community Patch which fixes a lot of Problems of the game.

A Diablo2 clone, but a damn good one. Beautiful graphics, and great gameplay (the addon adds quite a few features which were missing before). Coop is even better, and some awesome mods round out the package.

A very good game in the hack-and-slash genre, I owned the box version of this title, yet decided to buy the digital download version again on GamersGate since it's on sale and gave me a cheap price. You can have fun with friends using co-op mode or just solo the game yourself, either way is enjoyable. Tons of mods available for both Titan Quest games e.g. weapons, armours, etc. If you like Diablo-styled games, you shouldn't miss trying this game.

An impressive game. Reading the reviews from sites like IGN and Gamespot makes the game less interesting, but after trying Titan Quest and The Immortal throne, the game truly brings that ARPG style gameplay experienced from Diablo 2 and adds it's own style and theme to the genre. The loot is also great and the boss fights challenging. Depending on the character players make, each boss fight can play out differently. Overall, an impressive game that's worth trying.

What can be better than good game with nice price? Good game with better expansion with price equal to the primary game! If You don't have Titan Quest and expansion, then You don't have choice, You must buy it in Gold edition pack!

In my opinion, still the best Diablo clone to date. There's a heap of mods avaible for it and the graphics still hold up nicely. Item variety is massive, dual spec classes for different combinations, combat has a good feel to it, but it could've been better. The price at this point is definately right though, and if you're in to the genre it will be money well spent.

I like the setting for this game. It is a refreshing change from normal hack and slash fantasy settings. As others have said, it is much like Diablo, which is a good thing. This game is even better then the more recent game Torchlight, another Diablo clone. There are a few aspects to the game play that are mildly annoying to me, but it is still a five star effort for its time, but only merits an honest four stars now now.

Titan Quest is probably the closest a game has ever come to being anywhere near Diablo II for me. The loot system is in place, and just about everything you can think of from Diablo II is there. You don't choose a class but instead choose specializations which further allow you to customize your character. The only downside is the lack of a major online community, people still play, but it's not nearly as large as this game deserves. Expect a sweeping quest across Greece/Egypt/the Orient, and even Hades in the Immortal Throne expansion.

Flush your old Hack'n'Slash games in the toilet - here comes their dethroner. Big... no, come back - HUGE world, uncountable hours of playing time, three levels of difficulty (with hell-challenging EPIC level), tons of items and possibility to pause your current game at any given time. Ground some mythical creatures!

It's a nice "Diablo-like" hack'n slash, with good graphics a solid gameplay.

The setting is very interesting and it go from greece to asia passingo through Egypt.

You can choose from two specialization for your Hero with many different possibilities of personalize your gaming style.

Add to that thousands of monsters to kill and a lot of equipmento to choose from and you have a solid entertaining game

2 great games in a batch but I'm still waiting for diablo 3. It's a typical hack and smach game but the graphics is good and the control is user friendly. It's not as good as diablo but still you it worths some money. But this on a discount is recommended!

Best ARPG till Diablo 3 comes out. Sadly the Multiplayer isnt as populated as the release, thats why the 4 Stars. If you thirst for a loot game and have a friend to play with, BUY THIS!

From the creator of Age of Empire series, this is quite possibly the best Diablo clone out there.

Smack smack smack your way through hordes of greek mythological creatures. Great fun.

Good Diablo 2 3d alternative. Lots of loot and quests, unique style and roman/greek settings. Good skill system and addicting gameplay. Game is worth 3.50 euro! Must have for diablo 2 fans!!!

Good hack'n'slash game with good graphics and a solid gameplay, together with the commnunitypatch 1.17a it is also almost bugfree.

Very good hack-n-slash game, based in Ancient Greece. Lots of missions to complete. Does get a little repetitive, but on the whole, very enjoyable. Recommended for pretty much everyone.

Great game with good graphics. Runs great on Windows 7 64bit.

Recommended for fans of games likes Diablo.

At first I thought this would be another grinding, killing and 'Lord of Loot' game, but then I was pleasantly surprised. While not as in depth as I would like most of my RPG's such as the Elder Scroll games and so on, but this is a highly enjoyable game.

The graphics are nice, not as shiny as some games but they run smooth, look nice and don't cause a great deal of lag, and that's the point.

Finding this combo pack on sale at 75% off was I think a great find. I have played and bought the game before but its nice to have a permanent digital copy available to have.

Overall I was impressed by the quality for a 'bargain' game. And the setting was something a bit fresher than I'm used to and enjoyed it very much.

Over all I would give this a 4/5