Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
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Posted on: October 28, 2013
R_B-Caboose
Games: 26 Reviews: 2
spin off
This is a great game, but its just a spin off of Diablo 1 and 2. One being the tunnel straight down, and two for the similar things like new weapons and armor actually showing on your character.
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Posted on: November 8, 2013
kratos31
Verified ownerGames: 10 Reviews: 1
Good!
good game play vary good rpg!
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Posted on: February 14, 2014
Scalard
Verified ownerGames: 1047 Reviews: 11
Diablo Clone
well it is a very beautiful game, but very much gets its repetitive circles, i dont like Diablo at all, so maybe not me the best person to rate this, but still i like a cartoonish 3D wich appears in this game
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Posted on: March 23, 2016
mitzoe
Verified ownerGames: 350 Reviews: 1
Addictive and engaging
I snagged this one when it went free for a short time, but because it was free and not because I knew anything about it. As such, this is the first ARPG I've ever played, and the ARPG against which I now compare all others. (Yes, I know Diablo is supposed to be the standard-bearer.) As an introduction to ARPGs, Torchlight really shines. Controls aren't difficult and there's plenty of tooltips to help you learn the keyboard shortcuts. The upgrade system is intuitive with plenty of popovers that layout everything you need to know. The first levels are just easy enough to encourage further exploration, but just enough difficulty to deliver a sense of accomplishment. The storyline isn't terribly original, but it's serviceable. There are plenty of side quests available, and infinite dungeons to explorer after completing story mode. Plus, having a choice of classes made me want to play through again. Adding to that, you can share weapons and items between your characters, which is a nice feature. I also like the pet, though I mostly use it to take stuff back to town to sell. Graphics aren't earth-shattering, and in fact have a subtle cartoony feel, but that adds to the charm. The music, though repetitive at times, complements the atmosphere without being cloying. Like I mentioned, any ARPG I try now I compare to Torchlight; sometimes it lessens a learning curve ("oh, I get it, it's like doing X in Torchlight"). I've tried a couple others (Titan Quests so far has been my favorite) but I tend to come back to Torchlight again and again.
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Posted on: May 6, 2018
DuBistSoStill
Verified ownerGames: 79 Reviews: 14
high replayability value
I just liked it at first, played through the first time as a Destroyer very slowly, but as soon as I understood how the heirloom and retirement worked I played through the game another few times as a Destroyer. Right after I started trying the Vanquisher once I was looking at the time and saw that I beat the 100 hours mark of playing time with just one slightly varied build and several runs and thoughts and tries of making it cleaner. The replayability of this game is insane! If you like a game that has enough character variability to serve just like you want to play it, you will most probably have fun with this. Just remember: It's a hack & slay. And it's a singleplayer. If youre fine with both you're going to love it!
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