The plains of Hellas tremble, Olympus echoes with divine footsteps: Titan Quest II is finally available via Early Access, and its launch has already shaken the celestial registers of the hack-and-slash genre. In just 72 hours, the new action RPG from Grimlore Games has surpassed 300,000 copies sold, becoming the second best-launching title in terms of concurrent players in the history of THQ Nordic, trailing only behind the pandemic-driven surge of Biomutant in 2021.
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The community responded with overwhelming enthusiasm: almost 6,000 Steam reviews with an average score “Very positive” at 84%, a clear and strong signal that Titan Quest II has managed to win over both long-time fans and newcomers.
The game stands out for its mythological setting, its tactical combat system, and, no less important, the complete absence of microtransactions. As PC Gamer has written, "Titan Quest II is like a relaxing Greek holiday compared to the complexity of live-service games like Diablo IV and Path of Exile 2".
Built on the immortal legacy of the first Titan Quest, the sequel returns the double mastery system, artisanal environments, and a narrative steeped in gods, monsters, and fate, reviving the classic ARPG spirit with a modern twist. And this is only the beginning. The Grimlore Games team has already promised new content, updates, and divine surprises as the game approaches version 1.0.
Titan Quest II is now available on PC via Early Access. The full launch price will be €49.99, but those who decide to jump straight into the odyssey will pay €29.99, and until Friday 8 August, they can take advantage of an additional 20% discount, bringing the price down to €23.99.
