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Titan Quest II Pre-Orders Open on PS5 and Xbox
Grimlore Games and THQ Nordic have opened console pre-orders for Titan Quest II, offering players four days of advance access alongside a Cosmic Turtle Companion ahead of the action RPG’s full launch on January 19, 2027.
The Standard Edition costs US$59.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with pre-order customers able to begin playing from January 15. Anyone who already owns the original Titan Quest digitally on either console will also receive a 10% loyalty discount.
The new details build on September’s confirmation that Titan Quest II will leave Early Access in January, bringing the full experience to consoles alongside version 1.0 on PC.
Ultimate Edition Brings the Original Titan Quest Along
The US$79.99 Ultimate Edition includes the same Cosmic Turtle Companion and 96-hour advance access, while also bundling the original Titan Quest together with its Ragnarök and Atlantis expansions. Those older games become playable immediately after pre-ordering, giving console players something to work through before the sequel unlocks in January.
PC players are in a different position because Titan Quest II is already available through Early Access. THQ Nordic says there will be no PC pre-order, while the Early Access price will rise to US$39.99 on November 6 before version 1.0 launches at US$49.99.
Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition Puts Nemesis on Your Shelf
For players who would rather have the Goddess of Retribution watching over their desk, THQ Nordic has also detailed a US$149.99 Collector’s Edition for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Its centrepiece is a 29cm-wide Nemesis statue, joined by an 80cm Greek Warrior banner, 62-page hardcover artbook, soundtrack CD, collector’s box and digital Cosmic Turtle Companion. The first 1,500 eligible Standard or Collector’s Edition orders placed through the THQ Nordic Store will also receive a limited Steelbook.
Version 1.0 Adds Endgame Kaos Curses
The January launch is not simply removing the Early Access label. Version 1.0 will conclude the main story in the snowy Taygetos Mountains, where Nemesis has brought the local Cyclopes under her control. It will also introduce the game’s first dedicated endgame activity, allowing players to apply Kaos Curses that increase the challenge in exchange for better rewards.
Other launch additions include Epic Armour, reworked Masteries, Hero Monsters, Buff Shrines and the addition of Harpies and Satyrs, alongside a wider itemisation overhaul.
Titan Quest II launches in full on January 19, 2027 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, following roughly a year and a half of PC Early Access development.
