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90It has something for everyone, including new players and those who simply want to raise their characters to the new level cap.
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Immortal Throne takes an enjoyable game and ratchets up the fun a couple of notches, which is exactly what an expansion game should do.
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90Immortal Throne continues Titan Quest's winning blend of killing, shopping, and strategic decision-making. It's a textbook case of a great expansion.
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Just about every aspect of the game has been polished.
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It's not infinitely replayable, but it's good for another 15 or 20 hours, which as expansion packs go is, I think, AOK.
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88With hundreds of great new items, some simple but effective new features, and a dozen hours or more of gameplay (which multiplies with the new difficulty levels), any fan of the game will likely find this to be a worthy addition.
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85If you loved the first then this is a must. As for everyone else who still hasn't experienced Titan Quest, now is a better time than ever. An excellent expansion to an excellent game.
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80As an expansion pack it fulfils the role beautifully, bringing in features and elements that were sorely lacking from the original in terms of character management.
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80Don't expect any big innovations but if you enjoyed Titan Quest then you will love Immortal Throne.
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Immortal Throne's not going to change the way you look at action/RPGs, but it breathes some new life into one of last year's better games. For my money, that's an expansion I can support.
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This is an expansion that reinvigorates the Titan Quest experience and re-affirms the first game's quality. [Apr 2007, p.64]
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There are no huge technical leaps or jarring presentational changes, just eight-or-so hours of extra content and some convenient and entertaining additions to the core gameplay.
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There is definitely a case that some of the structural improvements and additions should have found inclusion in the original title, but all of them are well thought-out and implemented, adding longevity and replay value to an already deep title.
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80THQ has given us a great game, but it's too bad they haven't taken steps to protect it for those of us who want to play fair.
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80A really classy expansion.
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80While Titan Quest is still a pretty shameless clone of the "Diablo II" formula, it's a pretty good one, and this new expansion is one of those smart ones that add new content both for high-level and newer players. It might not feel wholly original, but it's a fine pastiche of comfortable formula fare.
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79Immortal Throne offers some really good high-level content for established Titan Quest fans to dig into, while retroactively adding small but meaninful improvements to the original Titan Quest.
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79Immortal Throne, which sends you to Hades to interact with numerous heroes and villains from Greek mythology, addresses a number of the most common complaints players had about Titan Quest. [Apr 2007, p.56]
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78A great addition to the original Titan Quest. The new inventory options and the new mastery skill add a lot of fun and convenience to the core game and the additional Hades act really extends the game nicely for players who have already completed the rest of the campaign.
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77If you've finished the original and want to keep that mouse finger in shape, this expansion is worth a trip to the land of the dead for. [May 2007, p.83]
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71It's simply a tale of new areas and new monsters to left-click on with whatever over-powered kill-stick you have in your inventory. [Apr 2007, p.66]
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70There's something gripping about the constant surge of beast-slaughter, and who am I to deny such primal urges?
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70The new areas are the standout feature and shine in a way the original Titan Quest's levels never did.
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