Torchlight. A booming mining town that grew up around unbelievably rich veins of Ember, that rare ore with the power to enchant--or corrupt--everything it touches. It’s a powerful thing, and everyone knows power, well. Power can corrupt, too. You’ll set out into the nearby mountains and depths below...
Torchlight. A booming mining town that grew up around unbelievably rich veins of Ember, that rare ore with the power to enchant--or corrupt--everything it touches. It’s a powerful thing, and everyone knows power, well. Power can corrupt, too. You’ll set out into the nearby mountains and depths below to discover the full extent of Ember’s influence on the civilizations that have come before.
Choose from among three character classes, and venture from the safety of the town of Torchlight into randomly generated dungeon levels, with a huge variety of creepy monsters, endless variations of loot to find, and quests to complete. The endless randomization ensures that you’ll never be playing the same game twice. A fun, crunchy action-RPG, this one game that oozes style, care, and polish out of every single pixel and is a definite must to pick up if you like RPGs or just having some mindless fun.
Over 30 randomized levels! Monsters, treasures, puzzles, and items are also different each time you embark on an adventure.
Choose a pet that will level up, fight by your side, and even take items back into town to sell them for you!
Includes TorchED for you to make your own Torchlight set dungeons, mods, and much, much more!
No matter how you put it, torchlight is a good, but flawed indie game. the story is very interesting and the lore is pretty good. the graphic and soundtrack are a little bit of a let down, sometimes the dungeons feel to repetitive and sometimes i would forget loot because i dropped it in a sea of monster bodies. The combat is fun to play in is responsive, but it does get repetitive. if you love diablo, you will love this.
The only reason I can't give this one five stars is because I feel that Torchlight II is a considerable improvement on T1 in terms of mechanics, even if the plot is even more garbled and nonsensical. Tons of fun clicking on things and making them die, especially with the Alchemist class and his pulse laser and meteor spells. Highly recommended to anyone who enjoys Diablo or other ARPG's.
I played Torchlight 2 before part one. While its far more in depth, biger boards and lots of team-ups, I still prefer this one over Torchlight 2. This seems mopre fun and polished for some reason. If only you could mod this or put it online and play with friends. I would give this 5 stars instead. This game is ust plain fun no doubt abot it .
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Good game duration 10 hour.
the only thing I did not like is that there are not any photos or videos, only text in the story, but it's still an extremely good game
Love and hate are emotions I don't feel often when playing games, but Torchlight brought out both in spades.
Like any good aRPG, there is an immense amount of content to be found here, from secret challenge levels rewarded through quests to an entire late game procedurally generated, never ending dungeon, and a ton more in between. This all on top of the already lengthy 35 floor main dungeon, with a load of bosses, monsters and enviornments ever 5-10 levels. Another highlight is the adorable pet companion you get, who can make runs to the town to sell stuff you don't need.
Problems and annoyances began cropping up around the 20th level, when all the loot I'd been collecting wasn't nearly as good as some of the stuff in level 5. Either I got really lucky or what, I couldn't tell, but I finished the game with almost the exact same armor and equipment from my earliest runs. Thankfully, you have the option to enchant items to keep more obsolete sets up to date, but that pales in comparison to finding a new shiny overpowered sword, and given the fact I beat the game without getting anything new or even marginally better was disappointing.
The experience is further crushed upon reaching the final boss, in which you fight a massive damage sponge demon that spam-summons hundreds of skeletons and dragons to fight you repeatedly. Even at my fairly higher level, it took an insane amount of time to finally whittle it down, and an obscene amount of deaths, effectively killing my enthusiasm to see the late game content. It's hard to describe the cheese this fight was, but when I killed it and got a bunch of low level loot, surrounded by the map obscuring-corpses of all the monsters it summoned and their low level loot, I was effectively done.
Fortunately, the sequel seems to have fixed all of my qualms, and what is here is still wonderfully solid, so as an introduction to the world and its colorful vistas, look no further. Torchlight is definitely worth the few frustrations.
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