Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you enjoy "Hack N Slash" games like Gauntlet or Diablo, then, Titan Quest will satiate your needs for quite awhile. Pros: A massively large world to explore, and when I say, "Massisive" I mean just that. I have been playing this game for 3 months, approximately 2 hours a day and I'm just now getting towards the end. The lands you traverse through are intricately detailed and rife with a variety of monsters to slay. A plethora of classes to choose from with an almost overwhelmingly amount of options to consider. A lot of history and lore that is fairly accurate is also offered. It's clear, that this game tapped into a lot of ancient myths and civilizations. Cons: I have had this game freeze up on me countless times. Sometimes at crucial moments. It is easy to get lost and forget what you are supposed to do and even when you do know what to do, it is often difficult to find exactly where you should go to complete a quest. The maps are intricate. Too intricate. I cannot even tell you how many times I have had to scour a land to find one little hole in a cliff wall that I thought was nothing but scenery when in fact, it was a cave that led to another land or fulfilled a quest. It is painfully slow at times to level your character up. Ran into an end boss that just obliterated my character. it took a week to level up enough to finally take the boss down and that was BARELY. Overall though, this is a fun, challenging, although sometimes tedious game. One that is good to use as something to play until a major title comes out.

The port of Titan Quest to the Switch was done well, overall. Some inconveniences and awkward control choices may have been better, but most controls mirrored other Switch standards. The game mostly runs well on the Switch with occasional frame-rate errors. There are crashes and terrain holes (spots on the borders that trap the character, requiring a re-boot to resolve), but only rarely. The content and options for character skills and outfitting are enormous and lead to significant time being spent analyzing the best choices. There is significant influence/education of Greek Mythology, and the encounters are well-presented. NPC’s speak, as well as provide written text, and each has unique voice and tone. The monsters are not normally challenging if you have appropriate level and equipment, but Bosses can be very difficult and your success is well-served by using strategies (like kiting) to avoid mass “aggro’s”. Actual combat is simple, but switching to cast spells or use different weapons may take some practice and careful thought. Ages under 12 (or over 70) may be limited in that way. Progress seems to be rewarded in an even and timely manner. (Turning off the “common” loot is recommended after Level 3, to reduce constant return to cities to “sell” your stuffed bags.) Most of the time, you are glad to gain a level when it happens, and rarely does it happens too quickly. Performance improvements are gradual, but level 12 is significantly improved over level 9. One of the best options of the game is to play with others. A single Switch can support two players on a TV with a split screen, using extra pair of controllers. That mode seems to work very well. Up to six can play in the same game, if each has his own Switch and his own copy of the program. Local mode seems to work reasonably well, but networked version has some problems (frequent crashes and no means to communicate with each other). When three of us played together, remotely, we needed a conference call to stay open as we played. In all, we have had many hours of fun and are still entertained, while less than half-way through the game’s story. The game (as done on PC original) is really a 2D game with 3D graphics used to enhance the visual feel. But your view can’t rotate, and you have no ability to climb, swim, “fly”, etc. as in other newer games (like Zelda: BotW). The path of play is rather narrow and everyone does the same path. But the differences in character choices can radically alter which Mobs are difficult or easy, so playing the game again still presents interest and appeal.

Originally released June 26 2006 for the PC, Titan Quest is a bit of a cult classic that finally made its way to consoles over a decade later. Despite some some technical hitches here and there, some of which have been patched out, the Switch version holds up well to other versions graphically, and is the full awesome core experience that the other versions have. If you haven't played it already, it's worth the full $40 USD price in my opinion, regardless of your platform of choice. But if you find this on sale the way I did, don't hesitate, this is worth it.

Titan Quest is an action RPG, similar to Diablo 2. You travel throughout Greece, Egypt and the Orient, and in this version of the game, Act 4 is included as well (which was part of the Immortal Throne Expansion from 2007.) I'm playing this on Xbox One and it's interesting to see how the developers ported a PC game from 2006 to consoles with controller support. After 50 hours of game play, the game is fun, and there are numerous bugs and crashes (which I've experienced quite a few times.) As others have stated, these game bugs appear in the Nintendo Switch version. Still these hold backs aren't stopping me from playing this game. The developers released an expansion called Ragnarok in 2017. This switch version DOES NOT come with the new expansion.

Even though the game is old, it is still fun and the advantage of having it portable is huge. Some minor control and graphic issues.

Titan Quest has been one of my go to games for years for dungeon crawling and loot hoarding. However, I've always preferred these games to be played with a controller and was happy to see it coming to switch for portability as well. While the game is more or less completely intact from what I've played so far, it's conversion to controller input has been disappointing. You don't feel as if you're directly in control of the character like you do in other games on console, instead it feels like a mish mash of mouse simulation and analog stick movement. Targeting can be very frustrating as a melee character, particularly when you end up targeting something far away and an enemy is right behind you. The other down side to the port is the bugs. None have been game breaking so far, but I've encountered many consistent texture issues, particularly on trees and what not when switching from in door areas back to outside areas. But also on several effects. Despite the problems, which I can live with easily enough, I really enjoy playing this game again on my switch, but if you're a PC player, it's best to play it there first if you haven't yet.

great game for any diablo fans. the gameplay is very similar. it is also great to be able to have it on a portable.

The game is a lot of fun but I still find myself wishing there was a tutorial can't figure out how to loot items that I can't get highlighted. Also the game does very little in explaining the skill system and level up system. Overall its a fun game but I still find myself wishing I was playing Diablo.

Very fun, classic game that plays well with the controller. Not a great port but the latest update has it running decently well. Too bad it doesn’t and probably won’t get the Ragnarok DLC content. It does have split screen co-op though, always fun to play with a friend.

This is a port of the Titan Quest that releases years ago. It’s similar to Diablo. It hasn’t aged as well as some games but is still worth a pickup for fans of action RPG’s.

This game orginally came out about 12 years ago. It was a great Diable clone back then and now it finds a new home the Siwtch. This game is perfect for the prtable aspect.

I loved this game on PC, and was glad they brought it to switch. It's a great diablo clone and has some challenge.

Titan Quest is among my favorite PC games that released over 10 years ago. Now it's available to play on the go on Nintendo Switch. Looks just as great and plays very similar. The ability to now play with a friend on the same console is an amazing new feature. The latest DLC is not available on consoles though.

i mean is much better on pc but in the switch is ok you can play anywhere i guess

This game is good but not the most fun I have had playing. Get it if it goes on sale!

I originally played this game back on PC when it first came out and fell in love with it. So buying it on the Switch was a no brainier for me. You can easily sink many hours into this game and being able to play anywhere makes it even more enjoyable. Only downside is the frame rate which is at 30fps.

Diablo style game made for on the go play with the Switch. Good graphics, great quality. High replay value.

Nice setting in this rpg where you face minotaurs and skeletons and the like. If you like Diablo this is up your alley

It feels like Diablo 3 but not as polished. You can tell the game is 12 years old because the graphics are kind of lacking. Overall fun game though and I would recommend it. It takes a little getting used to but pretty fun once you get it figured out.

If you love the old school right rpgs then you’ll love this , I get lost for hours playing this at a time