Is Titan Quest 2 Coming to Consoles? Answered

Titan Quest 2 was shadowdropped by Glimore Games and THQ Nordic into early access a few days ago, and it’s already a big hit on Steam, providing a welcome distraction from established ARPGs. It’ll remain in early access on PC for a while, but what about consoles?

Here is everything we know about the Xbox Series S|X and PlayStation 5 release of Titan Quest 2.

What We Know About the Titan Quest 2 Console Release

Glimore Games has confirmed in its roadmap FAQ that Titan Quest 2 will be released on both Xbox Series S|X and PS5 once the game reaches its 1.0 version, which is planned for the end of 2026.

This is par for the course for most early access titles, which spend a good amount of time on PC (particularly Steam) during this period and are ported to consoles as soon as the game is complete.

The original Titan Quest is available on several platforms, including mobile devices. While it is unlikely the sequel will come to mobile, it will be released on current-generation consoles in 2026. There is no mention of a Nintendo Switch 2 port, though the developers may be considering it. However, it is too early to confirm anything at this point.

Titan Quest 2 Pricing Revealed

Currently, Titan Quest 2 is priced at $30 in its early access state. This is also lowered thanks to a launch discount, but the final release will be $50, according to the FAQ.

Price will also incrementally increase during the early access period as more content is added. However, buying it now means that you will have access to everything, including 1.0 for $20 less.

Titan Quest 2 Roadmap

The big focus of this FAQ is the roadmap itself, and the developers have shared what new features and content you can expect in the coming months.

Major updates are planned every three months, while balancing, bug fixes and minor updates will roll out every 1.5 months.

You can read the complete FAQ with more information on Steam.

So far, players are quite happy with what the developers have been cooking up for the past few years, and the early access model will allow them to directly communicate with players for a collaborative approach to their decisions. While you’re here, make sure to check out how you can create a killer Storm Ice Shards build in Titan Quest 2.