Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition costs £129.99 in the UK and launches on January 19, 2027 for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X. Its centrepiece is a 29 cm Nemesis statue, backed by a Greek Warrior banner, a hardcover artbook, a soundtrack CD and the game itself.
THQ Nordic also includes the digital Cosmic Turtle Companion. The physical bundle is separate from the Standard and Ultimate digital preorders, so the appeal is the collectibles rather than an expanded digital game package. Here’s everything in the box and how the limited Steelbook promotion works.
Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition contents
The package includes Titan Quest II Standard Edition, a 29 cm wide Nemesis statue, an 80 cm high Greek Warrior banner, a 62-page hardcover artbook, a soundtrack CD, a Collector’s box and the Cosmic Turtle Companion digital DLC. Those are the items listed by THQ Nordic in its October 28 announcement.
The statue depicts Nemesis, the Goddess of Retribution, who drives the new game’s story by attacking the Threads of Fate. The artbook, physical soundtrack and banner are collectibles intended for fans who want something tangible from the return to Greek mythology.
Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition price and supported platforms
The publisher’s recommended prices are £129.99, $149.99 and €149.99. THQ Nordic lists versions for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Choose the platform-specific game copy you need when ordering the physical package.
Retailer prices, shipping fees and stock availability depend on where you purchase it. The official game’s order section links to participating outlets. The full game launches January 19, 2027, which is also the release date for the physical edition listed by the THQ Nordic Store.
Does the Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition include the Cosmic Turtle?
Yes, the Cosmic Turtle Companion is listed as a digital bonus in the Collector’s package. The same pet is offered with eligible Standard and Ultimate console digital preorders. The Turtle isn’t an upgrade exclusive to the expensive collector box.
Digital preorders also advertise 96 hours of advance access from January 15. The physical Collector’s Edition is scheduled for January 19, while the January 15 head start is advertised for eligible digital console preorders.
Steelbook preorder offer for Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition
THQ Nordic has a separate limited Steelbook promotion through its own store. The publisher says the first 1,500 eligible orders of the Standard or Collector’s Edition through the THQ Nordic Store receive a Steelbook, with the store’s listing explaining how to add the bonus to the order.
The Steelbook is a promotional item rather than a permanent entry on the normal Collector’s Edition contents list. Read the retailer’s current offer before checkout, particularly if you’re buying after the initial preorder period or through a different shop.
Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition versus Ultimate
The Ultimate digital edition includes the new game, Cosmic Turtle, early-access benefit and the original Titan Quest with Ragnarök and Atlantis, available immediately upon eligible preorder. The physical Collector’s Edition instead focuses on the Nemesis statue, artbook, banner and CD.
If you’re looking for the first game’s expansions, Ultimate is the bundle that explicitly includes them. If you want a display statue and physical memorabilia, choose Collector’s. Our edition comparison explains the digital choices.
Where to preorder the Titan Quest II Collector’s Edition
Use the official Titan Quest II website’s order section to choose a retailer and select the correct platform. The THQ Nordic Store offers its own preorder listings, including the Steelbook promotion for eligible orders. Review the chosen platform, included items and shipping details before paying.
The UK publisher-announced price is £129.99, but a specific retailer can display its own checkout total. You can also buy the cheaper Standard or Ultimate digital version if you only want the game and preorder benefits without the physical collectibles.
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Official source: THQ Nordic’s Collector’s Edition announcement.
