Titan Quest: Atlantis

Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition Expansion Pack

Release Date: May 9, 2019

RPG, hack'and'slash, isometric view, mythology, co-op, Greek mythology, action RPG, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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Third expansion to Titan Quest, which is a recognized hack-and-slash game from 2006 (reissued in the Anniversary Edition 10 years later). DLC Atlantis offers a new adventure in the title mythical kingdom and an infinite Tartar mode. A large set of other novelties was also prepared, including items and enemies.

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[0:45] Titan Quest: Atlantis trailer #1

Titan Quest: Atlantis is the third add-on to the Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition RPG. The production was developed by Pieces Interactive studio, the team responsible for the second expansion (Ragnarok), as well as Leviathan: Warships and Magicka 2.

Plot

The biggest attraction of the add-on is the new single player campaign. In it, our hero, together with a traveler he meets, sets out to search for the mythical kingdom of Atlantis. The key to the mystery is hidden in the legendary Heracles diary, which is said to be in the Phoenician Gadir.

Mechanics

Titan Quest: Atlantis is a classically completed add-on, so the production does not make any major changes to the gameplay, but instead focuses on offering new content. However, the very basics of the game remained unchanged. So we get a traditional RPG action, in which we deal mainly with fighting and developing the hero.

Apart from fresh adventures, Titan Quest: Atlantis offers new items, previously unknown enemies and an additional skill level for each championship. There were also some improvements to the interface and control.

Game modes

The feature mode can be played alone or in cooperation for up to six people. The same options are available in the new, endless variant of the Tartar game, where we have to fight against waves of enemies, and an additional attraction is the randomness of many elements of the challenge.

Technical aspects

Titan Quest: Atlantis is a dependent add-on, so you need the full version of Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition to play. Compared to the basic edition, minor improvements have been made to the graphics engine, such as colour control and SSAO.

Last updated on May 14, 2019