It’s actually the biggest hub or area in the whole game, with sixty quests, a dozen more than the previous biggest area of the game which I think was Hades.
Having not played Titan Quest in a very, very long time, and despite owning the Anniversary Edition but never playing it, I wasn’t sure where I was going to begin to review this expansion that includes a fifth major area in the game-world known as The North. Ragnarok takes all these enhancements and adds several more. Much more recently was the Anniversary Edition release on digital download, giving players the ability to Quick Pickup Items in the area, a huge time-saver, not to mention the ability to change the game speed to Very Fast to make traversing the (beautiful) areas quicker. Fans of the original game may recall the old Immortal Throne expansion from a decade or so ago. Out of nowhere - and I think everyone was surprised - THQ Nordic has revived the franchise with a massive expansion known as Ragnarok. It’s been eleven years, and a decade or so now since I have played the game. Titan Quest wowed me when I met with THQ at E3 2005 or it might have been 2006 - anyway, I was blown away by the level of detail and that how the game would have over 1,000 unique items.
0 kommentar(er)
