Titan Quest II New Dev Diary Talks About Looting, Items And More

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Titan Quest II is the latest game by THQ Nordic that is eagerly awaited by many, with the first game from 2016 receiving Very Positive reviews on Steam. The sequel to Titan Quest was announced in August 2023 and is still in development with an unconfirmed release date.

THQ Nordic has released a brand new dev diary that discusses character styles, looting, and the quest system available in-game. There will be assigned levels to each area, scaling enemies, and plenty of weaponry to get your hands on and experiment with.

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While there have been plenty of dev diaries about this exciting new game, there hasn't been any gameplay footage yet. However, the developers are changing that, and players can expect to see new footage arriving on August 2 in a brand-new gameplay trailer.

Additionally, to anyone who may be making the journey to Germany to attend Gamescom, attendees will have the opportunity to trial Titan Quest II between August 21-25. For those excited about the Titan Quest II showcase, mark your calendar. It will be released on August 2 at 12:00 PM PDT / 3 PM EDT / 8 PM BST / 9 PM CEST / 10 PM MSK.

This game comes from the developers of Spellforce 3, and players will get to explore a hand-crafted RPG world with fast-paced and precise combat where you can learn to exploit their weak spots, as well as huge character customizations that will allow you to make the world easier or harder depending on how you want to play out the game.

For those who are fans of Greek Mythology, this is a game that you will want to keep on your radar. Players will get to ride the gorgeous steed Areion and utilize the powers given to them by the Gods to defeat Nemesis, Goddess of Retribution, who's the main villain in the storyline.

There is no official release date yet, and the system requirements have not been released, but this information may be released soon after Gamescom.