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CladInShadows on 09 September 2020
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JEMC said:
Mummelmann said:

This is a classic THQ move, they did the same when they acquired the Titan Quest IP. A remaster edition with all content and two expansions shortly after. I like it, it's a good way to revitalize aging games. I played the heck (heck & slash genre?) out of TQ and went back when THQ re-released it with new content, I think it's a pretty clever move. At least it works on old dogs like me.

KoA is a fantastic game, played like a sharp and action-oriented MMO without the "MO" bit and too much grinding. Combat is really fun and very varied depending on which path you choose. I might get the remaster when the expansion comes out.

The biggest difference here is that THQ gave the new Titan Quest (and doth Darksiders for those that had the DLCs) for free, while this one comes only with a temporary 50% discount.

Things are changing...

And ONLY if you own it on Steam. I own KoA on Origin. If I want to rebuy it, it's the full price.  I think GOG is the same way.  And I'm not sure buying it a second time is worth it anyways.  I don't think there's too much different to justify the new version.