Like the title says, I'd like Titan Quest to be a GOG game, but for now, it can be bought DRM-free dirt-cheap for the next 12 hours on Gamersgate.

Maybe people would love to know and if it's against GOG rules (but I don't think so, as GOG doesn't have it), I'll delete the link.

Edit: it's an action RPG but I find it to be less hard than Diablo, as loot stays with you when you respawn and thus far, there wasn't a boss I couldn't handle. With Diablo II, I quited years ago when I couldn't beat a demon who's name I have forgotten after all this time.

Edit again: ehm, not sure if it's DRM-free, the Gold edition page says so, but the individual pages of Titan Quest and Immortal Throne mention 'Other DRM'. If so, sorry for making people happy with a dead sparrow (Dutch saying) and come on GOG, get the Greek heroes onboard!

Bought it today from GG (yes its dirty cheap).
It comes with a serial number (so no DRM imo).

Would be a great addition for GOG like so many other games.

That's one of my favorite action-RPGs.
I'd really like to see it here!!!

+1

I remember getting it on Steam for something like 3 € on Steam some years ago. It was some of my best spent euros.

Think it was 1.99 somewhere recently.

I bought it a while back when GG had it on sale with the expansion. Certainly worth the money, and would fit into GOG's catalogue just fine. I believe it has held up well as a game.

A fantastic game so good I actually had to rebuy it on GG the last time it was on sale so I could have a copy with the add on pack.

I love this game but am I the only one who found it gets a little boring from time to time?

Nordic now has the game's rights, don't they? So it's a lot more likely to appear here now (one of the silver lining's of THQ's dissolution, which includes other likely candidates as well).

I've read many good things about the game but nothing has particularly interested me about it save the curiosity around its (small but enthusiastic) hype. It looks on its surface like God of War but without the adolescent/fratbro elements, which is nice, and the description of being a "good" Diablo-like is nice too, but... eh, I'm not convinced enough yet to want to go out of my to buy it just yet. Maybe some other time. :)

Aye, the need to make long treks back to certain locations can be tedious. But overall I'm enjoying it more than I did Diablo II or Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor, and I liked both of those too.

So true, its a game I will love to have here and I really hope the new game from their makers, Grim Dawn, also will be added to GOG portfolio.

It's one of those games where I'm always positive that it's on GOG when I think about it and end up surprised that it isn't available here.

All diablo-likes are, after a while. It's part of the genre.