Is Titan Quest Anniversary Edition worth it?
Well-reviewed overall — but recent reviews have dipped, so check what changed first.
The average Coilr player has put 8h into Titan Quest Anniversary Edition — at $19.99, that's about $2.50 per hour. Steam reviews are very positive. Heads-up: recent reviews are 80% positive — 11 points below its all-time 90%, so something may have changed lately.
$2.50/hr8h avg90% positive80% recently ▾
Automated estimate from Coilr-tracked playtime and Steam reviews (Coilr doesn't verify individual reviews) — not a paid placement. How this is calculated
Players now
954
24h peak
984
Peak (tracked)
1,201
Coilr players
12
Player count
Steam reviews
Very PositivePositive
90%
Total reviews
37,719
Pos / Neg
34,070 / 3,649
% positive by month
Player score
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Value
What players actually get for the price, based on real tracked playtime.
Cost per hour
$2.62
at $19.99
Avg playtime
8 h
across 12 players
Total tracked
92 h
How long to beat
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Main Story
—
no reports yet
Main + Extras
—
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Completionist
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no reports yet
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Player retention
DormantHow many tracked owners still play — something raw concurrent counts can't tell you.
Active (2 weeks)
0%
0 of 12 owners
Played last 7 days
0
Hours trend (2wk)
▲ Rising
Last time owners played
Last 7 days · 08–30 days · 031–90 days · 090+ days · 12
Where players are
Country distribution of Coilr players who own this game.
🇺🇸US
43%
🇷🇺RU
14%
🇫🇷FR
14%
🇩🇪DE
14%
🇧🇬BG
14%
Estimated playerbase by region
Inferred from when Titan Quest Anniversary Edition is busiest each day (UTC) — a rough estimate of the global playerbase from player-count patterns, not exact player locations.
Most players look to be in Asia-Pacific (~35%).
Asia-Pacific
35%
Russia & CIS
26%
Europe & Africa
25%
Americas
13%
Players online by hour (UTC) · peak 15:00 UTC
00h06h12h18h23h
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Frequently asked about Titan Quest Anniversary Edition
How many people play Titan Quest Anniversary Edition?
As of July 2026, about 954 people are playing Titan Quest Anniversary Edition on Steam right now, with a 24-hour peak of 984 concurrent players.
Is Titan Quest Anniversary Edition worth it?
Well-reviewed overall — but recent reviews have dipped, so check what changed first. The average Coilr player has put 8h into Titan Quest Anniversary Edition — at $19.99, that's about $2.50 per hour. Steam reviews are very positive. Heads-up: recent reviews are 80% positive — 11 points below its all-time 90%, so something may have changed lately.
How much does Titan Quest Anniversary Edition cost?
Titan Quest Anniversary Edition costs $19.99 on Steam (USD). The average Coilr player has put 8 hours in — about $2.50 per hour.
How many hours does it take to play Titan Quest Anniversary Edition?
Across 12 tracked owners on Coilr, the average playtime in Titan Quest Anniversary Edition is about 8 hours.
Where are most Titan Quest Anniversary Edition players from?
Titan Quest Anniversary Edition's player activity peaks around 15:00 UTC, which points to its largest audience being in the Asia-Pacific region — an estimated 35% of active players — followed by Russia & CIS. (Estimated from global player-count patterns, not exact player locations.)