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Titan Quest: Immortal Throne

Iron Lore Entertainment · Mar 5, 2007

PC

Teen

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Titan Quest: Immortal Throne expands on the original game, transporting the story from the swamps of the Mediterranean to the depths of Hades. This expansion adds 12 hours of single-player content per difficulty level. New gameplay features include an all-new skill mastery that combines with existing masteries to form eight new playable character classes. Immortal Throne also adds dozens of terrifying new monsters, hundreds of unique weapons and an additional 10 levels of character and skill development.

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  • Video Gamer

    Gareth Newton-Williams · May 08, 2007

    8.0
    While the Immortal Throne may only offer around nine or so hours of new gameplay, those of you with an eye for a challenge may want to start over and play through the whole game, relishing the improvements, new Dream Mastery and enemies which vastly improve the value of this well conceived expansion.
  • IGN

    Steve Butts · Mar 16, 2007

    7.8
    Immortal Throne is a great addition to the original Titan Quest. The new inventory options and the new mastery skill add a lot of fun and convenience to the core game and the additional Hades act really extends the game nicely for players who have already completed the rest of the campaign. It won't win over any gamers who aren't already fans of the action RPG format, but it sure works for people who are hankering for a new angle on the same type of action.
  • GameSpot

    Ryan Davis · Mar 15, 2007

    7.9
    You'll have to have played all the way through the original Titan Quest to get the most out of Immortal Throne. Smartly, though, Iron Lore has integrated many of the changes introduced here into the original, which makes Titan Quest itself an easier game to recommend. This is still a pretty straightforward hack-and-slash RPG, but it's also a really good one.
  • CVG

    Quintin Smith · Mar 13, 2007

    7.0
    Immortal Throne is worth it if you've finished or are close to finishing the original, as the new chapter provides a nice hike in quality, but it's not worth wading through the original game to get to. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to try and fix my mouse. The laser has started flickering strangely...
  • Euro Gamer

    Jim Rossignol · Mar 16, 2007

    7.0
    So yeah, the caravan and general interface tweaks (such as inventory auto-sorting) should probably have been in the original game, and they do make the overall experience easier. But you will have to battle through many levels of original material to get to the new chapter, meaning this expansion pack isn't much cop for newbies. Still, I would be lying like a fat-faced liar if I said I didn't enjoy playing Titan Quest again. There's something gripping about the constant surge of beast-slaughter, and who am I to deny such primal urges?
  • jeuxvideo.com

    Superpanda · Mar 05, 2007

    7.5
    Les rabat-joie rétorqueront certainement qu'Immortal Throne ne révolutionne en rien le titre d'origine car il ne fait qu'apporter un nouvel acte et quelques améliorations concernant le gameplay qui ne parviendront pas à convertir ceux qui n'avaient pas accroché à Titan Quest. C'est tout à fait vrai. Mais il est aussi vrai que l'on passe un agréable moment à parcourir les enfers et que les dites nouveautés apportent tout de même un plus au confort d'utilisation.

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