THQ Nordic has shared a new 12-minute gameplay video for Titan Quest 2. This video shows what the game will look like in Early Access. The publisher also said that the release date for Early Access will be announced tomorrow during the THQN Showcase event.

In this video, we get to see how the main combat works in the game. It also shows off the Ichthian and Undead enemies. Players can check out the mastery system, which includes Storm and Warfare skills. It also shows how you can reset your skills (Re-spec) and use Rituals. At the end, there’s a cool boss fight against the Hippokampos.

In Titan Quest 2, players will go on a fun and action-packed journey based on ancient myths. They’ll visit sunny beaches, calm Greek temples, and even magical places that no one has ever explored, like the secret world of the Moirai. On this adventure, they’ll battle famous monsters from Greek mythology and the first Titan Quest game. Get ready to face creatures like Ichthians, Centaurs, Satyrs, Harpies, Sirens, Gryphons, and many more.

The game will also have a flexible character system. Players can customize their hero and choose two masteries to create their own class. You can mix the strengths and weaknesses of both masteries, try different skill combinations, and use items to make a unique character. This will let you explore different ways to play and find the style you like best.

The devs also claimed that the enemies will form factions and work together to take you down. They’ll combine their unique skills and abilities to keep you on your toes. Thus, you’ll have to use the deep character build system and access every skill at your disposal to vanquish them.

Finally, the game will have both solo and online co-op modes. As such, you’ll be able to play with your friends. We don’t know, though, whether or not there will be cross-play support.

Enjoy and stay tuned for more!

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