At long last, Titan Quest 2 is here in early access on PC, and as you’d expect, developer Grimlore Games is planning to add more content to the action-RPG as it builds up to its full release. So what’s chiseled into the marble slab right now? In a press release, the studio said that players can expect major content updates every three months, and while multiplayer isn’t available in Titan Quest 2 yet, it is coming soon.
Additionally, a brand-new chapter with new areas, enemies, and challenges will be coming to the game alongside a character editor. An all-new Mastery is being added as well, and on a technical level, support for more languages is also in development. Future updates will include the following additions to the game:
- New chapters
- New items
- New enemies
- New bosses
- New quests
- New Masteries
- Crafting
- Improved multiplayer
In a FAQ video, lead systems designer Balint Marczin also answered several questions about the game. Marczin confirmed that the studio is targeting the end of 2026 for the full release, and there are plans in place to bring Titan Quest 2 to PlayStation and Xbox consoles after the early-access period ends. Grimlore Games isn’t planning to add any mounts to the game as it clashes with the pacing, traversal, and other mechanics of the game, and there are currently no plans for PvP. As for the Titan Quest 2 endgame, Marczin says the current focus is on delivering a “polished and replayable campaign,” but there is some work being done on endgame designs.
Titan Quest 2’s early-access launch was officially announced during the August THQ Showcase. The publisher also dropped several other trailers, like a new teaser for Darksiders 4, The Eternal Life of Goldman, and a new look at SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide that featured David Hasselhoff singing a jaunty sea shanty.
