Titan Quest and the Immortal Throne are the King of adventure RPG shoot'em ups. Constant action with changing landscape. Truely selectable character with so many varieties of skills you want to play one of each! 10 out of 10!

This is THE best hack and slash game since Diablo II. This game is a pure DII clone, but of highest quality and with beautiful graphics. The possibility of mixing so called masteries offers totally 45 possible combinations! Collect item, make a perfec build, improve your gear by collectim artifacts and relics. Classic stuff - nothing fancy but exactly what one may expect form this kind of game. Also there are some very interesting mods available!… Expand

Ah, the beautiful expansion to an already amazing game. Titan Quest is great, but it pales in comparison to Titan Quest: Immortal Throne. Now on top of the original three acts (Greece, Egypt and Orient) you have another act, and it's the longest one too, and also the most atmospheric and challenging. Act 4 takes the player into the Underworld, the realm of Hades himself. The original game featured a good soundtrack, but a lot of the time those played during key parts of the game. Now however even the ordinary areas are filled with beautiful music. The NPCs now are more animated, they actually call out to you when they see you. The AI of the monsters has been improved from the original - the archers for example now will tend to run away from you once you damage them. Immortal Throne also introduces a new mastery to the game, now giving 9 masteries, and hence 45 different character classes! As well as a new act and a mastery, many other elements are added too, such as a whole arsenal of new weapons and armor, and also the ability to reclaim some of the lost experience points upon dying. I'll admit, Titan Quest and Immortal Throne aren't for everyone. However for fans of adventure RPG games this game is more than satisfactory. If you like swords and magic, as well as ancient mythology, there is no excuse to pass this game. Just remember to buy and install the original first and then switch to Immortal Throne (IT still contains everything the original had, so there is no reason to go back to the original EVER). Though many bugs have been fixed since the original, there are still a handful present. But those have been fixed by a fanpatch 1.17.… Expand

For those of you who can't get enough of DiabloII goodness and couldn't wait for DiabloIII, this is something which can hold down your lust. To cut it short, this is a photo-copy of the legndary diabloII, only better.

This is a very strong expansion pack. As a fan of Diablo II, I would put this on par with its LoD expansion. The developers did an excellent job addressing issues with inventory and items to spend money on. The new Dream class also seems to be useful for either melee or ranged characters. All in all, this is a no-brainer buy for any Titan Quest fan.

Best Diablo clone ever. TQ grabs the good ideas from Blizzard game, mix them with their's and present it to us. Furs hack&slash RPG I'v replayed more tha 2 times in years.

This game is fantastic, it is perfect for an enthralling abeit casual gaming experience, a lot of fun!

This is the best game i have played in years. Highly addictive and everything i would expect from a Diablo 2 style game after this much time to improve on the formula. This game is by far played more than any other game i own and with a half-decent PC runs beautifully in 1440x900. Highly recommended. If you like games like Diablo 2 and Dungeon Siege 2, this one is a must buy!

Great expansion! i bough the gold edition about a month and a half ago and i can't stop playing the game. the expansion offers a lot more diversity in the landscape in comparison to the other 3 acts.

this is EASILY the 2nd best game ive ever played. it has great graphics, great soundtrack, great voiceacting, epic bosses, EVERYTHING is polished to a diamond shine.

This is realy a good Game! More beautiful then Diablo 2, Same fun, other story! All nice! I recommend you to buy this game if you like Hack'n slash!

Best hack-n-slash game since D2. The engine behind this game is amazing, the programmers surely did a really good job. I wish I discovered this game earlier. Its definitively on my top games list.

Generally a better game in its updated form than D2. That said, it is still a D2 clone and sadly lacking in cutscenes.

IT only adds goodness to an already great game. TQ with IT is simply the best of the Diablo-clones and will be a mainstay on my system for a very long time (and I've been playing since release). Not only does IT extend the game's main story, it also adds a plethora of useful enhancements right from the start (inventory auto-sort anyone?). If you are looking for a Diablo-like game, TQ+IT is it.… Expand

All I can say is if you have been longing for a game to fulfill your longing for the hordes of the undead in Diablo then this is the perfect game for you.

Games of this type seem to be more and more rare these days. It gets a 9 for being one of my favorite types, but it loses a point for lack of sucking me into the storyline and having music that intreauged me (i'm picky about the music) I prolly shold have given it an 8, but I do feel that a 9 was fitting simply because you can't find a newer game of this type that's up to this quality. pros: Replayability, soooo many classes sooo many skills... gotta try em all out. Graphics; the game just looks amazing, and still taxes out some of the latest high end graphics cards (espeically if you turn on adaptive AA for the transparent textures) The massive amount of content: I enjoy finding new items and getting that rare purple item, although i think they could have expanded on the item area a bit, i definitely like that they concentrated on the characters more than we've seen in the past. No one simple upgrade path to follow. Very extravagant. cons: a few bugs here and there... nothing that bothers me too much. resource hog... but i'ts beautiful, this one falls on both sides of the track, depending on how good your pc is could have done a lot more with the items, like, a LOT more of them...it just seems like the items are missing something... i'd love to see more new ones introduced, but alas iron lore is dead now iron lore is dead now conclusion: I paid 20 bucks for the whole shabang on steam, downloaded fast, installed easily, and i was up and playing before i could get another beer. I was addicted. This game is worth buying, every cent, even if it were 30-40 dollars rather than 20. I must say I wasn't expecting to be as addicted as I am when i bought it (this is why i wont' by TF2) haha.… Expand

Much better then the first one. You get an additional pet, more bags to carry loot. I've only played once in a small group and found that when the loot drops and you don't grab it first your s.o.l. I would like to see that changed to where it is shared amongst the players in the group, items can be traded etc. something like Everquest. I really enjoy this game and play a lot.

Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is easily the best action/rpg ever made. It has amazing graphics,sounds,environments,story and offers insane amounts of customization. You can combine classes and skilltrees as you like. Also the developers made cool editor that allows you to create your own worlds and mods. I highly recommend this game to everyone, even those who have not played this types of games before.… Expand

Generally awesome. The graphic is fascinating. The buildings and stuff are amazing (especially babylon and great wall). The skill system is also very convenient. Some people don't like it. But i like it because it is simply easier to manage your skill points and control your skills in battles. First, the mastery system gives a lot more freedom than Diablo 2 skill system because you can combine different sets of skill as you wish. I chose warrior and earth mastery thus battlemage. Another great thing about skill system is that you dont have a lot of active skills which makes choice very difficult. There are a lot of passive skills for you to enhance your active skills which will be used in battle by chance. in terms of the armors and weapons, the diversity is amazing (different styles of weapons according to different culture). It is a great game that is underestimated.… Expand

Immortal Throne is a necessity, if you intend on playing Titan Quest. As soon as the new act begins, you will notice that your enemies are much tougher here. The addition of caravans, artifacts, and enchanters make this expansion a must-have. There is also a new skills mastery that was added, which in turn adds eight new playable character classes. All in all, Immortal Throne completes Titan Quest in all fathomable ways. The new hero monsters and bosses are also more difficult, and a few of them even boasts creepy voice actors. There are a couple long-winded quests that were added, as well as a frustrating one. If this is the intended difficulty on the Normal level, I have no interest in playing in the more difficult settings. The difficulty can be quite overwhelming at times. Especially with the ill-conceived save system, forcing one to only use rebirth fountains. In the end, Immortal Throne should be considered part of Titan Quest, and not a mere expansion. It truly brings finality to the story, and leaves you with a sense of accomplishment. The end credits music did not fit the setting of the game at all, as it was a bad Metal song. It took me about 18 hours to complete.… Expand

I bought it and my pc met the minimum requirements and it wouldn't play. Same for my woman's comp. Too high of requirements for a 20 dollar game. :/ Looked good though.

This is a top notch "Diablo" style game, though you can play through it rather quickly breezing through the levels pointing and clicking your way out of danger and engaging in constant flows of quick heals you won't want to. At least any fan of this genre won't want to for this game has so much to offer even within its linear map level concepts the character creation is among the most diverse out there and the weapons range from junk to elite. Though i wished that it was more true to actual mythology and it falls short a bit in the story department i still can't bring myself to give it an 8. Great game!… Expand

Generally speaking, this game doesn't take a lot of risks. It's clearly cut from the same cloth as Diablo 2, quite intentionally. Despite that, there's really something enjoyable here that makes it rise above its predecessors. Maybe it's the sense of open world that provides a feeeling of exploration. Maybe it's the parade of small towns and a sense of a real place deriving from its real-world setting. I can't really put my finger on it, but it engages me in a way that the original did not. The skill trees also seem simulataneously a bit more deep, and yet without so many useless skills as the original. I haven't played past the initial campaign, so I'm not sure if it will have the same staying power -- diablo 2 was heavy on randomization and this is not -- but for a first playthrough it seems the superior experience.… Expand

The game is alot worse then Diablo and it is waaaaay too expensive. No value for your money what so ever. Wait for Diablo 3 instead! You really dont want to play all the characters and the game itself is really really boring. Stay away from this crapfest