History VideoGame / TitanQuest

In 2017, Creator/THQNordic (the current owner of the intellectual property) made an UpdatedRerelease called ''Titan Quest Anniversary Edition'', for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. It integrates 10 years' worth of technical updates, bug fixes, and some of the best community changes like increased speed, newly balanced skills and gameplay elements, new monster heroes, and more. Later that same year, to everyone's continued surprise, THQ Nordic released an entirely new expansion pack named ''Ragnarök'' which takes the player on a new journey through Celtic and Nordic Europe. It, too, features a variety of graphical improvements, new areas and weapons, and an all new 10th mastery, Runemaster. In 2019, a third expansion pack came out called ''Atlantis''. In 2021, a fourth expansion called ''Eternal Embers'' was released along with 4 new Acts, a new mastery named Neidan and gamepad support.

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** All items you sell are found in the buyback window and can be easily bought back. This can be useful if you sell an item accidentally, as it won't [[PermanentlyMissableContent get lost in the vendor's window]]. You have to be careful as the buyback windows has a limited capacity and leaving the area will empty it.

** Unlike the predecessors of ''Titan Quest''[='=]s genre (and even some of its successors, like ''VideoGame/{{Torchlight}}''), the player doesn't need scrolls to access earlier portals or perform UnknownItemIdentification; casting a portal is free and all enchanted and unique items are automatically identified.

** The player can increase the game speed up to 25% to make grinding and farming less tedious.

* ObviousBeta: ''Ragnarök'' has signs of being rushed for the Christmas release, due to glaring bugs such as:
** Performance issues in the new act.
** Drops and rewards not scaling to difficulty level.
** Drops taking ages to stop moving and becoming selectable.
** [[UnintentionallyUnwinnable Sidequests becoming impossible to finish if done out of order.]]
** Egregious misspellings and typos.
** UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} achievements being broken.
** The same can be said regarding the ''Atlantis'' expansion. Unlike the previous releases, the launch day release had crashes and slowdown bugs.

* BonusBoss: Epic and Legendary mode add in certain specific areas extremely powerful monsters, including Talos and the Lernean Hydra in Greece, a Manticore in Egypt, a Dragon Liche in China, and Fafnir in The North. On normal mode, you'll only see them deactivated (e.g., Talos is immobile and web-covered, the dragon's just a pile of bones, etc.).

** The [[BonusBoss Manticore]] on Epic and Legendary has a lightning breath that will likely [[OneHitKill annihilate the player]] before he/she can even touch a potion. Thankfully, it's easy to predict.

* ImpossibleItemDrop: Downplayed. You don't expect a swarm of wasps to drop equipment, but the "essence" of various bosses somehow explode into full suits of armor, weapons, jewelry, and relics.
* InstantRunes: Several skills in the Runes mastery, as well as the skills the Einherjar have in Act V, generate complex patterns of runes around the player or the ground.
* IShallTauntYou: [[spoiler: Loki]] does this to the hero in the opening movie of ''Ragnarök'', as she's surrounded by a pack of ferocious wolves.
* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: Normal, Epic and Legendary.
* IdleAnimation: Your character will start looking at the scenery and flip their weapon in the air when you're idle.
* ImpossibleItemDrop: Averted: every piece of equipment dropped by monsters is something that the monster was using, sometimes including unique and powerful weapons and armor. Gold, quest items and healing items are the few exceptions.