Игрок 9714·Рекомендует·131 ч в игре

Sim o jogo está datado (se você não sabe o jogo original foi lançado em 2006 e essa versão de aniversário foi lançada em 2016), não espere mecânicas modernas, profundidade, skills bonitas e impressionantes, tudo aqui é simples, básico do básico mas mesmo assim é divertido jogar, da para passar o tempo e se divertir. As quests também são bem genéricas. É aquele clássico: vai ali, mata uns bichos, pega um item, volta, conversa com o NPC e pronto. Depois de algumas horas você já está fazendo tudo no automático. Titan Quest é um jogo de outra época e está bastante datado em vários aspectos. Mas justamente por ser simples, direto e sem querer reinventar a roda, ele funciona muito bem pra quem quer passar o tempo, farmar uns itens e sair matando hordas de inimigos.

Игрок 8170·Не рекомендует·64 ч в игре

Constant crashes forces you to replay whole areas only for the game to crash again. Unplayable in this state.

Игрок 2433·Рекомендует·1782 ч в игре

Отличный ремастер и фактический эталон того, как нужно обновлять классические Action-RPG. В комплект вошли оригинал и дополнение Immortal Throne, игра получила нормальную поддержку современных разрешений, переработанный мультиплеер, улучшенную оптимизацию и сотни балансных правок. Прокачка с комбинированием двух школ мастерства всё так же затягивает, а путешествие из Древней Греции через Египет и Восток прямо в Аид ощущается как полноценный античный эпос. Из минусов — физика и анимации боёвки всё еще отдают духом 2006 года, а темп повествования и забеги по фарму шмота сегодня могут показаться слишком неспешными. Бессмертная классика и лучшая точка входа в серию. 8.5/10

Игрок 4385·Рекомендует·35 ч в игре

Great, but don't play Ranger, play Mage instead, don't get baited by a rat Friend that says "Ranger is really good and fun!"

Игрок 3004·Рекомендует·81 ч в игре

Отличная классическая RPG с увлекательным сюжетом, красивым миром и огромным выбором навыков.

Игрок 2154·Рекомендует·6 ч в игре

Titan Quest Anniversary Edition — неплохая классическая action/RPG, но уже с первых часов меня сильно напряг баланс между игроком и противниками. Враги буквально встречаются на каждом шагу и порой не дают даже нормально перевести дух. А самое неприятное — после каждого нового запуска игры противники снова появляются на своих прежних местах, из-за чего зачистка локаций быстро начинает утомлять. Наиграл пока маловато, чтобы оценить игру полностью, но в целом потенциал у неё есть. Думаю, что обязательно вернусь к ней и дам игре второй шанс. Оценка: 5/10 (РУС)

Игрок 9733·Рекомендует·61 ч в игре

TLDR: A sprawling ancient‑world ARPG with tons of class combos and strong mod support, but clunky combat, dated design, slow early pacing, and instability hold it back. Still engaging for build‑tinkerers despite its age. PROS: ➕Steam Workshop integration ➕Lots of class combinations ➕Can increase game speed ➕In-game loot filter CONS: ➖Gold is not auto pickup ➖Clunky combat feel ➖Crash to desktop count = 7 (5 of those with after using a mod) ➖Beginning of the game is incredibly slow and dull ➖Loot drops are sparse Content (Game world/Narrative) – [5/10] The game world takes place in ancient times where you visit areas like Greece, Egypt, and fantasy places like Atlantis. The zones are not random, they are pre-made and always the same, and are very large. So large that I would say it could be cut down with a lot of useless areas. There’s some good exploration from an area perspective, but oftentimes I found the rewards not worth it. Even most of the quests are not worth doing for the items they give you. The narrative isn’t great and consists of the typical chasing after the bad guy before they do bad guy stuff. I do like some of the bosses are gods, kind of like God of War. Gameplay (Mechanics/Difficulty) – [6/10] The general gameplay loop consists of getting a quest, main or side, clearing out areas of enemies, completing the quests and moving on to the next area, with some boss fights. The prime mechanics of Titan Quest is the mastery system. There are 11 masteries, and you can have a total of two, making a ton of potential combinations. This experimentation alone was around 30 hours of my playtime, just trying out builds to see what I liked. They are all very well balanced, though I found that mages can often lag behind a bit. Most other mechanics are traditional ARPG-focused. You have lots of loot options, including different rarity sets, and things like gems. Of note here is the combat, I found it clunky. Often cumbersome to play as melee without constantly having to hold the “Attack in place” button, and janky when kiting as ranged. I found the game to be quite difficult, which is surprising since I have heard that TQ is one of the easier ARPGs. The difficulty really ramps up around act 3 or 4 and depending on what build you're playing, you might hit a hard stop due to your build or (lack of) loot (looking at you, Typhon). It doesn’t help that you’re bound to your mastery choice and can only reset the points within the masteries, so if you want to try something new….gotta make a new character. Technical (Graphics/Performance) – [3/10] The graphics are pretty bad. Even though this is the “Anniversary Edition”, the original game is from around 2007, and the AE edition doesn’t seem like it's looking more modern. I’d say this is around PS3-era fidelity. I experienced a lot of performance problems, though I’d be willing to bet that a solid 80% of those were due to mod issues. When not using mods, I did crash only twice. Otherwise, performance was mostly good and held a consistent 144 FPS, with some occasional massive slowdown. It’s a shame that mods cause so many issues, because they do make the game much more fun. I didn’t notice any gamebreaking bugs, but there were a few times where things felt off, like a quest being buggy or loot rolling down hills. 1440p @ 240hz | installed on SSD Audio – [4/10] Unimpressive. The music is forgettable, which is disappointing because I’d expect epic music when playing in a fantasy Greece-like era, a la the 300 movie. There is ample voice acting, though most of it sounds like the same few actors, recycled. Replay Factor (Longevity) – [7/10] There is a lot of replay value here, though not as much as other ARPGs. I think that the non-random areas can definitely hurt the replay value, as restarting a new character only a few times got super boring doing the same things over and over. But otherwise, the wide array of mastery combinations feels great to mess with and there is a lot of content, including multiple expansions. Final Verdict – [6/10] Titan Quest Anniversary Edition (TQAE) is a rerelease of Titan Quest bundled with Immortal Throne. TQ was very good for its time - it built upon what Diablo 2 had established as some foundational ARPG mechanics, and took them to the next level. TQAE doesn’t have the same impact as TQ did. With games like Path of Exile and Diablo 3 that moved the genre ahead, TQAE still feels like it's stuck in the mid 2000s. I’ll start off with the bad. My biggest complaint with TQAE is the clunky gameplay. I struggled to find a build that felt good because no matter whether I played as melee with dual wielding or a shield, a mage with a staff, a massive pet army, or a bow, nothing just felt as fluid as other modern ARPGs. This was a problem because I couldn’t find a build I enjoyed that didn’t have a problem with being clunky. In the end, I settled on an ice caster Druid (Storm + Nature). It also doesn’t help that the base game is slow and dull. Mods do a great job at helping the experience through EXP or loot buffs, but the mods I tried make the game unstable and prone to crashing. The positive I want to highlight is how, despite its flaws, TQAE dug its addictive ARPG claws into me as I spent hours learning about builds and trying things out. TQ has a dedicated community that adds a lot to the game. Tools like TQRespec gave me the quality of life to tweak my character without having to spend dozens of hours re-leveling. The workshop mods added in a loot+ and EXP+ mod that made the somewhat dragging experience more fun (and crashed my game a lot). There’s a truly good game as the foundation of TQ, but it's buried under an ugly veneer. If you are willing to overlook the combat, then there’s some great min-maxing to ponder one. I spent dozens of hours using the TQ calculator alone. So overall, I’ll recommend TQAE, but it's far surpassed by other games, like Path of Exile and even Diablo 4. Recommend? (Price) Yes $20 base price is okay, I think the game has enough content to justify 20 hours of gameplay. Sale price can go as low as $2, which an absolute steal. You can find my curator page here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Synik_GR

Игрок 8266·Рекомендует·23 ч в игре

a great diablo-style RPG with lots of side-quests, lots of exploring to do, and a graphical engine that still holds up after all this time