Um not kind of, there is DRM because DRM is the terms of service you click I agree to.

GameRanger has servers for this game. Torchlight 2.

Yeah... the game sold here on GOG is Torchlight (1), which doesn't support multiplayer of any kind, just your old-school single player hack-and-slash dungeon crawler action RPG. Which works fine for me, as I'm not a fan of online stuff, unless it's something really awesome (like Nox's multiplayer, even though I always preferred the coop modes, whereas everyone seems to like PvP more).

I never tried any mods for Torchlight, so I don't know whether there is one to enable multiplayer, though I wouldn't think so. Only Torchlight 2 supports it -- they're not the same game.

LOL dang it! OP was around eight months ago ... so much for "Good thing I saw this right away!" :D

Still I would keep your eye on it (particularly around holidays) if you're interested. I was able to pick this up last Christmas at that same price of $9.99. I don't know how often Runic puts it on sale, but maybe worth watching for.

You're right of course. But I couldn't hold out any longer. I just went and bought it from Relic.

It's wonderful. But much stingier with spells, and some skills are now turned into spells, so stingier still. Not enough to hurt the gameplay though. Playing with Synergies mod, liking that too. Especially the increased bag space.

Didn't GoG just make some wrapper to pack the game content like some zip version? And the GamersGate to be just a different zip? Please elaborate on system requirements.

And what is the DRM if I buy T2 form Relic's web site compared to Steam, does the Steam version requires to log-in to Relic's site or something like this 3rd party DRM?

GOG's version requires a 1.8 GHz CPU. GamersGate's version only requires an 800MHz (0.8 GHz) CPU. Other than that, same game.
Relic's version of Torchlight only allows 10 installs before requiring repurchase. Steam's (and GOG and GamersGate) allows unlimited installs of Torchlight. Of course, DRM-free versions allow you to copy it to a disc or external hard drive, from where you can re-copy it whenever you wish.

The Torchlight II issue isn't so much "DRM" as it is using Relic's servers for online multiplayer. Whether you buy Torchlight II from Steam or Relic, you'll still need to set up an account and password for online play. Single player mode in Torchlight II doesn't require an account and password.

I'm pretty sure that's a typo. GOG still has notebook mode.

The "1.8 GHz" part may be a typo on GOG's part. Because every other site says "800Mhz". Same thing with Retro City Rampage: I have coworkers who play it on netbooks with 1.6 GHz (single core) CPUs, yet GOG's store page says "1.8 GHz".

Imho the sys req on GoG's Torchlight 1 are not true at all. I play on 1280x1024 res, maximum graphical settings (even vsync is on) on a Sempron 1 core at 1.6 GHz, and 7300GT. I don't use notebook mode.
Btw that's one of the reasons I like this game so much -> nice graphics and really optimized for old machines.
Thanks for clearing that, so for Torchlight 2 I should look at Steam or GamersGate.
[I'll play that on my laptop which is significantly newer in case you wonder:)]