Titan Quest II FAQ: Release Date, PS5, Crossplay, Price and Collector's Edition
When Titan Quest II leaves Early Access, when it hits PS5 and Xbox, what it costs, whether it has crossplay, and what's in the Collector's Edition.
Image: THQ NordicTitan Quest II, the sequel to the 2006 action RPG set in ancient Greek myth, leaves Early Access on 19 January 2027 and arrives on PS5 and Xbox the same day. Console pre-orders opened on 28 October, alongside a Collector's Edition, and the PC price went up on 6 November. Here's everything THQ Nordic has confirmed.
Update, 10 November: the PC Early Access price rose from $34.99 to $39.99 (€34.99 to €39.99) on Steam on 6 November, as THQ Nordic had announced, and it goes up to $49.99 at the 1.0 launch. There's still no word on the PC-exclusive companion or on crossplay.
When does Titan Quest II come out?
The full 1.0 release is on 19 January 2027, on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Console players who pre-order get 96 hours of advance access, so they can start on 15 January.
On PC, the game has been playable in Early Access on Steam and the Epic Games Store since August 2025. Version 1.0 adds the final chapter of the story in the snowy Taygetos Mountains, the first endgame activity (Kaos Curses, which make the game harder in exchange for better rewards), Epic Armors, reworked Masteries and new enemies, THQ Nordic says.
Is Titan Quest II on PS5?
Yes. It launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on 19 January 2027, and pre-orders are open on both. No versions for PS4, Xbox One or Switch have been announced.
How much does Titan Quest II cost?
- PC (Early Access): rose from $34.99 / €34.99 to $39.99 / €39.99 on Steam on 6 November, and goes up to $49.99 / €49.99 at the 1.0 launch.
- Console Standard Edition ($59.99 / €59.99): includes a Cosmic Turtle Companion pet and the 96 hours of advance access for pre-orders. Players who own the original Titan Quest digitally on Xbox or PlayStation get a 10% loyalty discount.
- Console Ultimate Edition ($79.99 / €79.99): the same, plus the original Titan Quest with its Ragnarök and Atlantis expansions, playable as soon as you pre-order.
There's no pre-order on PC, since the game is already playable there. THQ Nordic says everyone who bought the game during Early Access will get a PC-exclusive companion, but it hadn't shared details by 10 November. Our Xbox pre-order story has more on the console editions.
What's in the Titan Quest II Collector's Edition?
It costs $149.99 / €149.99 / £129.99 from the THQ Nordic store and retailers, for PC, PS5 or Xbox Series X, and includes:
- the game
- a Nemesis statue (29cm wide)
- a Greek Warrior banner (80cm high)
- a 62-page hardcover artbook
- the soundtrack on CD
- the Cosmic Turtle Companion (digital)
- a collector's box
The first 1,500 Standard or Collector's Edition pre-orders from the THQ Nordic store also get a limited steelbook.
Does Titan Quest II have crossplay?
Not announced. Titan Quest II has online co-op, so you can take on Nemesis with friends, but THQ Nordic hasn't said whether PC, PS5 and Xbox players can play together, or whether saves carry between platforms. With the console versions arriving only at 1.0, plan on playing with friends on the same platform for now.
How does the skill system work, and can you respec?
There are no fixed classes. You combine two of six Masteries (Earth, Storm, Warfare, Rogue, Forge and Spirit) into your own hybrid class, which gives 15 possible pairings, and skill modifiers change how each ability behaves. You can respec at any time for a fee in gold, and any hero can use any weapon or armour. The Masteries are being reworked for 1.0, so Early Access builds may change.
Can my PC run Titan Quest II?
It's more demanding than the original. Steam's minimum is Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), an Intel Core i5-8600K or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X, 16GB of RAM, a GeForce RTX 2070 or Radeon RX 6700 XT with 8GB of video memory, and 50GB of space on an SSD. It has full controller support.
