It's been noted that the appeal of Diablo was that it satisfied two of the most basic human needs: the need to shop and the need to kill. That looks to be the same case with Titan Quest. Like any addictive game, Titan Quest has you always being caught up with doing something in the game. Just as you kill one group of monsters or open up one chest, you'll spot another group of monsters and another chest up ahead. There are plenty of quests to perform, monsters to slay, and loot to be recovered and sold. We found ourselves caught up in our gameplay session, and we easily lost track of time, which is always a good sign for a game. Combined with the game's deep skill system and multiplayer, there's potential in Titan Quest for tons of excellent gameplay. All-in-all, Titan Quest is a good-looking, fast-paced game with a surprising amount of role-playing depth, and it looks like it should fill the shoes of Diablo quite nicely. Expect Titan Quest to ship this summer.