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Titan Quest Collector's Edition PS4 Game

From the co-creator of Age of Empires, Brian Sullivan, and the screenwriter of Braveheart, Randall Wallace, comes an innovative action role-playing game set in ancient Greece, Egypt, and Asia.

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From the co-creator of Age of Empires, Brian Sullivan, and the screenwriter of Braveheart, Randall Wallace, comes an innovative action role-playing game set in ancient Greece, Egypt, and Asia.

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Description

From the co-creator of Age of Empires, Brian Sullivan, and the screenwriter of Braveheart, Randall Wallace, comes an innovative action role-playing game set in ancient Greece, Egypt, and Asia.

Specifications

Genre
Action, Role Playing
Release Date
2018
Release Date
20/03/2018
Age Rating (PEGI)
12
New Release
No
Edition
Collector's

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  • easystep
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    This review is about the edition: Standard

    Why should I give 4 stars, you might ask, in a game that, due to its mediocre and rushed port from PC, may not appeal to some? Because I am a fan of Diablo and Titan Quest, and this game makes me go back for another round, hoping for a better drop item and to reminisce about Diablo. But also because at the moment, it is the only available option to fill the void. Ironlore did a great job in 2006, creating a full and good game for its time, which some lazy people (let's not mention names) thought of porting to modern consoles for easy profit (around 30 euros for a game that is not worth more than 15. Wait and see how quickly the price will drop). And it's a shame because this likable game with rich content did not deserve such treatment. They claimed to have done their best for the transfer, both in terms of graphics and the new controls to accommodate the DualShock, and despite the new patch that fixed many things (imagine what it was like before), there is still much to be done. So let's start with what I noticed (and not just me) after 30 hours of gameplay. There is no manual and the makeshift tutorial that appears on the screen practically explains nothing. So the complete control will only be understood through experience and trial and error! The menu is difficult and unfortunately, there is very limited space for drop items (at least in the early levels) that you need to pick up in order to sell them and make some money to buy something good from the nearest merchant. Therefore, teleportation will be very frequent. Rarely will you come across a good drop, especially in normal difficulty. And unfortunately, you have to finish the game in this difficulty before you can play the next one. Frequent crashes. On rocks, trees, walls, fences, and more. So don't get too close to obstacles. You can easily pass through a rock, but why not try to pass through it again? Overall, the graphics, although good for 2006, have several problems, apart from crashes, such as black areas, enemies initially appearing as squares until the frame rate stabilizes, and so on. I hope you know English and have incredible vision. I play the game on a 50-inch TV, 3 meters away, and I constantly have to get up to see what is written in the dialogues and the characteristics of each item! (They told me, but I didn't believe it on a 50-inch screen). Don't expect to level up easily. You have to backtrack a lot and play each area several times to progress. In other words, a lot of farming. An easy way is in Act 2, where there are some devices that continuously spawn enemies until you destroy them. So sit there for half an hour and try. But as time goes by in farming, the frame rate dramatically drops and the game becomes frustratingly slow in movement. You can even see the frames of the arrow in the air until it reaches its target! The problem is solved if you move away from the device. Another flaw is the game's autotargeting, which locks not on the closest enemy but wherever it wants! So you will traverse the entire screen, passing by ten enemies, just to reach the locked one. This is somewhat fixed by holding down the square button on the PS4 and using the left analog stick to display a cone that you can roughly aim for a new lock-on (this is not mentioned in any tutorial in the game, but you can find it randomly or from reviews on the internet). There is also the adjustable zoom function with the right analog lever which is practically useless, as the useful visual field is reduced to a minimum and you fall directly on the opponent. So why 4 stars? Because I crave Diablo and Titan Quest is a full game with rich content and very good customization. The fact that you can acquire 2 different masteries (e.g. warrior and hunter) gives it a terrifying replay value because you play the game again and again!! That's why 4 stars!! A good game, rich in content, which is undermined by an unacceptable port, but it will get better with the patches that will follow and for us Diablo fans, it is the best thing right now. So forgive the flaws and give it a chance. I'm going for another round. 6/7/2018 Just installed the new patch 1.03. The game has become much better. You no longer need glasses to see the letters as they have become much bigger. AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING, OFFLINE CO-OP has been added to play with a friend.!!!

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