Path Of Titans Review (PC)

by Jim Smale · December 6, 2023

For this Path Of Titans Review, we play an MMO dinosaur video game currently in active development for home computers and mobile devices fully compatible with cross-platform play. Play as one of 18 core dinosaurs in a rich ecosystem filled with complex AI creatures and up to 200 other players. Explore an environment filled with natural events, quests, guilds, adventures, and free-form play, all while enjoying a rich life, avoiding death, and augmenting your dinosaur to suit your play style.

Path Of Titans Review Pros:

Decent graphics.
10.5GB download size.
Uses its own game launcher software.
Anti-cheat – Battle eye software.
Full controller support.
Graphics settings – resolution, window mode, render scale, v-sync, HDR, dynamic resolution, smooth fps, anti-aliasing, shadows, effects, textures, view distance, and foliage.
Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders and remap controls.
Keyboard settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders for the mouse and remap controls on the keyboard.
Full mode support complete with mod browser.
Three ways to play – multiplayer, single-player, and community servers.
Two base maps – Panjura, and Gondwa.
Single-player setup lets you choose game mode map, and settings like health, exp earn rate, fall damage, enemy damage, etc.
Possible to just host your own private game.
The dinosaurs you play as can be customized from male/female color, and different species which also affect stats, and name them.
Decent loading times.
Tutorial pop-ups and mission markers. (optional)
Hunger and thirst meters are at play.
Vocal radial menu to interact and attract other players.
The multiplayer is just matchmaking after picking a map.
You can have multiple characters saved.
Good looking locations.
Depending on your dinosaur choice you can rest up to get stamina, sneak, or enable fast turning.
For main and side missions, you get a full tracker so you can add missions to your sidebar and add map markers.
The growth bar shows how far you have grown and each time you hit a milestone you can unlock and improve abilities and buffs.
Changing skin in the game will cause your old skin to shed over time.
Ability Hotbar to add new attacks and actions.
In the game world, you can bring up the social menu to see/interact/mute all players or set up parties.
You can have some really good memorable interactions and experiences.
Has a high level of tension throughout.

Path Of Titans Review Cons:

The Battle Eye software asks for a lot of access.
You do need to set up an Alderon Games account.
The game does t show up clearly in your file directory.
So much to take in.
The tutorial pop-ups are intrusive.
You have to be precise with eating and drinking in terms of location when attempting it.
Had the game shit the bed when accidentally pressing a keyboard button when using the controller.
Performance issues throughout and it’s usually slowdown.
Had to log out many times due to lockups or buttons not being recognized.
Missions won’t always acknowledge completion.
Feeding and drinking are all so slow and cumbersome.
Small text in the quests and missions tabs.
It’s quite a slow pace game from movement to the general game progression.
You can go a very long time without seeing anyone.
Menus all require one too many button presses.

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Path Of Titans:

Official website.

Developer: Alderon Games

Publisher: Alderon Games

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8/10
Graphics - 8/10
8/10
Sound - 8/10
7/10
Accessibility - 7/10
8/10
Length - 8/10
7/10
Fun Factor - 7/10

7.6/10

Summary

Path of Titans is a game that offers a unique and immersive dinosaur experience. The game boasts decent graphics and full controller support, making it accessible to various types of players. It also provides a comprehensive range of graphics settings including resolution, window mode, render scale, v-sync, HDR, dynamic resolution, smooth fps, anti-aliasing, shadows, effects, textures, view distance, and foliage.

The game uses its own game launcher software and has a download size of 10.5GB. It also features full mod support complete with a mod browser. Players can choose to play in multiplayer, single-player, or community servers. The game offers two base maps – Panjura and Gondwa. The single-player setup lets you choose the game mode map, and settings like health, exp earn rate, fall damage, enemy damage, etc.

One of the highlights of the game is the ability to customize the dinosaurs you play as, from male/female color, and different species which also affect stats, and you can name them. The game also features decent loading times optional tutorial pop-ups and mission markers. However, the game does require the setup of an Alderon Games account.

Despite its many features, the game does have some drawbacks. The tutorial pop-ups can be intrusive and the game requires precision when attempting to eat or drink. There are also some performance issues throughout the game, including slowdowns. Missions won’t always acknowledge completion and feeding and drinking can be slow and cumbersome. The game’s pace is quite slow, from movement to general game progression.

In terms of multiplayer, it is just matchmaking after picking a map. The game allows for multiple characters to be saved. Depending on your dinosaur choice, you can rest up to get stamina, sneak, or enable fast turning. For main and side missions, you get a full tracker so you can add missions to your sidebar and add map markers.

Overall, Path of Titans offers a unique gaming experience with its high level of tension and the potential for memorable interactions. However, it does have some areas that could be improved for a smoother gaming experience. It just feels like it gets in its own way a lot of the time and the whole experience isn’t as streamlined as you would like.