Early access started ahead of time: a working beta version of Titan Quest 2 fell into the hands of players
The mythological action role-playing game Titan Quest 2 from the studio Grimlore Games (SpellForce 3) and the publisher THQ Nordic has not yet received an Early Access release date, but is already available to play as part of a recent leak.
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Image source: THQ NORDIC
As the GameGPU portal noted, the other day a working beta version of Titan Quest 2, intended exclusively for developers, became publicly available (how exactly this happened is unclear).
The build dates back to November 8, 2024 and is designated by the creators as Beta 3.1. Apparently, this beta version was used for internal testing and was not prepared for public release.
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