If you purchase the Titan Quest Anniversary Edition you receive the base game and the Immortal Throne expansion. If there isn't enough in the game to satiate you, you can even create your own levels with a full-featured level editor to create your own maps and quests. Imagine if classic movies like Jason and the Argonauts and Clash of the TItans were combined in one great video game? You've got Titan Quest. Titan Quest initially launched in 2006 but was remastered 10 years later and packed full of performance improvements and quality-of-life updates, as well as new heroes and bosses to discover. With a 40-hour-long campaign, this will certainly keep you busy until Diablo 4 launches and beyond. There are a whopping 36 combinations of classes to choose from and the game supports up to 6-player online co-op. You must fight against the Titans, ancient enemies of the gods, and their minions who have escaped their eternal prison. Titan Quest is inspired by the mythology and history of Ancient Greece, Eygpt and Asia.

That being said, it's widely agreed that Torchlight 2 was the best in the series, so if you don't want to stretch your wallet to the latest game, jumping in at 2 is just fine.įight mythical monsters and challenge the Titans (Image credit: Iron Lore Entertainment) You can even customize your own fort, where you can store your treasures, craft items, and show off to other players. Torchlight 1 is available on Xbox as backwards compatible, but there is no pre-requisite to play the previous games if you just want to jump into the latest installment and start having fun. Torchlight also supports multiplayer co-op so you needn't fight alone, though the quirky characters and humorous tone of the games make this a joy to play through solo. We only saw pets as useful and resourceful as this in the latest Diablo 3 Season 28 theme. The pets carry their own inventory and even return to town to sell your useless items for gold. You even get cute pet companions that fight alongside your player character, using their own attacks and spells, and wielding support skills. Torchlight is normally the first aRPG that comes to mind when asked for comparable games to Diablo, with the high fantasy setting, randomized dungeons, loot collection and character customization. Many Diablo fans are already familiar with the Torchlight series as they share a lot of DNA (Image credit: Windows Central)

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