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Titan Quest II launches in version 1.0 on January 19, 2027, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Grimlore Games’ action RPG is already playable through PC Early Access, while eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorders include 96 hours of advance access beginning as early as January 15.

THQ Nordic has confirmed two main console editions, a $59.99 Standard Edition and a $79.99 Ultimate Edition. The publisher treats PC differently because players can already buy the Early Access version, so there is no conventional PC preorder equivalent.

Titan Quest II Quick Facts

QuestionConfirmed answer
Full releaseJanuary 19, 2027
Advance accessAs early as January 15, 2027, with eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorders
PlatformsPlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC
DeveloperGrimlore Games
PublisherTHQ Nordic
GenreAction RPG
MultiplayerCooperative online multiplayer is confirmed; an exact player count has not been announced
US console price$59.99 Standard Edition; $79.99 Ultimate Edition
PC Early AccessAvailable now through Steam and the Epic Games Store; no conventional PC preorder

When Does Titan Quest II Release?

THQ Nordic has set the Titan Quest II release date for January 19, 2027. That is the full version 1.0 launch on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Players who preorder an eligible console edition can begin up to 96 hours earlier, which means access may start as early as January 15. This console benefit is separate from the existing PC Early Access program, which has allowed PC players to buy and play a development build since August 2025.

What Platforms Is Titan Quest II On?

Titan Quest II is confirmed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The PC Early Access version is sold through Steam and the Epic Games Store, and all three platforms are scheduled to receive version 1.0 on January 19.

THQ Nordic has not announced a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch 2 version. No last-generation PS4 or Xbox One release has been confirmed either.

Titan Quest II Editions and US Prices

THQ Nordic’s official preorder announcement lists the following US console prices and contents:

EditionUS priceIncludesAdvance access
Standard Edition$59.99Titan Quest II and the Cosmic Turtle Companion preorder bonusUp to 96 hours on eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorders
Ultimate Edition$79.99Everything in the Standard Edition, plus the original Titan Quest and its Ragnarök and Atlantis expansionsUp to 96 hours on eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorders

The original Titan Quest and both included expansions become playable immediately after an eligible Ultimate Edition preorder. THQ Nordic also announced a separate physical Collector’s Edition for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X at $149.99, but availability depends on participating retailers.

PC pricing follows a different path. THQ Nordic says there is no conventional PC preorder because the game is already sold in Early Access. The publisher announced a PC Early Access price of $39.99 beginning November 6, 2026, with a $49.99 suggested price for the completed version 1.0.

How Does 96-Hour Early Access Work?

The 96-hour benefit lets eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorder customers start playing up to four days before the January 19 release date. Both the Standard and Ultimate console editions include this benefit, so the earliest announced start is January 15, 2027.

This is advance access to the console launch build, not the same program as PC Early Access. Regional storefront timing and any preload schedule have not yet been announced, so the exact moment access begins may vary.

Is Titan Quest II Still in Early Access?

Yes, Titan Quest II remains in Early Access on PC until version 1.0 launches on January 19, 2027. Players can buy the current build through Steam or the Epic Games Store and receive ongoing updates on the road to full release.

The PC Early Access purchase path is not a preorder. THQ Nordic says existing Early Access players will transition to the complete release, while the 96-hour console offer is a separate preorder benefit for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Does Titan Quest II Have Multiplayer or Co-Op?

Yes. The official Titan Quest II site confirms online cooperative multiplayer, and THQ Nordic says players can explore its Greek-mythology setting together. The publisher has not announced a final maximum player count, so this FAQ does not assume one.

Crossplay between PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S has not been announced. Cross-save and cross-progression details are also unconfirmed.

How Do Classes and Masteries Work?

Titan Quest II launches with six Masteries: Earth, Storm, Warfare, Rogue, Forge, and Spirit. Players select two and combine them into a hybrid class, creating 15 possible Mastery pairings before accounting for equipment, attributes, and skill modifiers.

The system is designed to support mixed roles rather than lock every hero into one fixed class. A player can combine elemental powers with weapon-focused skills, for example, then further shape the build through modifiers and gear. Detailed build choices are better handled after version 1.0 balance is final, so this FAQ focuses on the confirmed structure.

What Is Titan Quest II About?

Titan Quest II returns to a fantasy version of ancient Greece. Nemesis, the Goddess of Retribution, is corrupting the Threads of Fate, and the player’s journey is built around stopping her and changing the fate imposed on those who oppose her.

The campaign includes locations such as the Arkadian Plains, the Wild Lands, and Mount Olympus. Players will face mythological enemies including centaurs, gryphons, cyclopes, harpies, and satyrs while exploring a handcrafted world built around combat, loot, crafting, and hidden encounters.

What Remains Unconfirmed?

As of November 5, 2026, THQ Nordic and the platform holders have not announced:

  • Final preload dates or times
  • Final download and storage sizes
  • A complete global launch-time schedule
  • Game Pass availability
  • Crossplay, cross-save, or cross-progression support
  • Final performance modes or resolution and frame-rate targets
  • A complete post-launch roadmap

THQ Nordic has said development and support will continue after version 1.0, but the full sequence and timing of post-launch updates remain unconfirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Titan Quest II release?

Titan Quest II launches in version 1.0 on January 19, 2027, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

When does Titan Quest II early access begin?

Eligible PS5 and Xbox Series X|S preorders include up to 96 hours of advance access beginning as early as January 15, 2027. PC Early Access began in August 2025 and is already available.

Is Titan Quest II still in Early Access on PC?

Yes. The PC version remains in Early Access until the January 19, 2027 full release.

Is Titan Quest II coming to PS5?

Yes. PlayStation 5 is a confirmed launch platform for January 19, 2027.

Is Titan Quest II coming to Xbox?

Yes. Titan Quest II launches on Xbox Series X|S on January 19, 2027.

Is Titan Quest II coming to Game Pass?

Game Pass availability has not been announced as of November 5, 2026.

Does Titan Quest II have co-op?

Yes. Cooperative online multiplayer is confirmed, but a final maximum player count has not been announced.

Does Titan Quest II have crossplay?

Crossplay has not been announced.

How much does Titan Quest II cost?

The confirmed US console prices are $59.99 for the Standard Edition and $79.99 for the Ultimate Edition. THQ Nordic lists a $49.99 suggested price for the completed PC version.

What is included in the Ultimate Edition?

The Ultimate Edition includes Titan Quest II, the Cosmic Turtle Companion preorder bonus, up to 96 hours of console advance access, the original Titan Quest, and the Ragnarök and Atlantis expansions.

This FAQ reflects official information available as of November 5, 2026.

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