Shown is the player character (centre) using a skill on surrounding enemies from the new 'Dream Master' ability. Main article: Gameplay of Titan Quest Gameplay from Titan Quest: Immortal Throne, which is near-identical to its predecessor. Announced in November 2006, it released to a positive critical reception and favorable sales.

It also went for a darker aesthetic compared to the original. The concept was to both expand upon the narrative of Titan Quest and improve the gameplay experience. Scott Morton returned to compose new tracks. Staff members returned while assuming different roles to the original game: Michael Verrette produced, Michael Sheidow acted as art director, the script was written by Dean O'Donnell, while Arthur Bruno took over as main designer. For Immortal Throne, improvements were made to the inventory system and multiplayer, and a new character class was added.ĭevelopment began in July 2006 after work was completed on Titan Quest, with preparatory work beginning prior to this. Gameplay is identical to that of Titan Quest, with navigation through locations around the Ancient world and action combat. Versions were later published by THQ Nordic for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch in 2018 and iOS and Android in 2021.įollowing directly on from the events of Titan Quest, Immortal Throne follows the player character as they are confronted by a new wave of monsters attacking the mortal realm from the Underworld.

Developed by Iron Lore Entertainment, it was originally published by THQ for Windows: it would be Iron Lore's last original project prior to their closure in 2008. Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is a 2007 expansion pack to the action role-playing game Titan Quest (2006). Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS 2007 video game Titan Quest: Immortal Throne

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