A Greek hoplite looks out over the sea under the Titan Quest II logo

Titan Quest II hits 1.0 on January 19, 2027 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and console pre-orders opened October 28 starting at $59.99. PC players can already play it in Early Access on Steam for $34.99, but that price goes up to $39.99 on November 6 and $49.99 at launch. It’s from Grimlore Games and THQ Nordic, the publisher behind Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Switch 2.

What 1.0 adds

Early Access has been running since August 2025 without the end of the campaign. Version 1.0 adds the finale in Taygetos, a Kaos Curses endgame and an overhaul of how items work. Builds still come from six Masteries, Earth, Storm, Warfare, Rogue, Forge and Spirit, and you pair two of them, which gives you 15 combinations to try.

Console pre-orders

Both console editions come with the Cosmic Turtle Companion and 96 hours of advance access, so pre-order owners can start on January 15. The Ultimate Edition adds the original Titan Quest with its Ragnarok and Atlantis expansions, and you can play those as soon as you pre-order. If you own the original Titan Quest digitally on Xbox or PlayStation, the Standard Edition is 10% off.

EditionPricePlatformsIncludes
Standard$59.99PS5, Xbox Series X|SCosmic Turtle Companion, play from Jan. 15
Ultimate$79.99PS5, Xbox Series X|SStandard extras plus original Titan Quest, Ragnarok and Atlantis
Collector’s$149.99PC, PS5, Xbox Series XGame, Nemesis statue, banner, artbook, soundtrack CD, Cosmic Turtle Companion

The Collector’s Edition comes with the game on PC, PS5 or Xbox Series X, plus a 29 cm Nemesis statue, an 80 cm Greek warrior banner, a 62-page hardcover artbook and the soundtrack on CD. THQ Nordic’s store and listed retailers carry it.

On PC

Apart from the Collector’s Edition, there’s no PC pre-order. You buy the Early Access version on Steam or the Epic Games Store and it keeps updating into 1.0, so buying before November 6 is the cheapest way in.

Titan Quest II isn’t on GOG. The original is, though, and that’s the one to grab if you want a DRM-free copy you keep. Titan Quest Anniversary Edition is $19.99 on GOG, with Ragnarok ($19.99), Atlantis ($14.99) and Eternal Embers ($19.99) sold separately.

Console players have a date and a price, and PC players have about a week before the first price bump.