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Posted on: December 31, 2017
broseiden777
Verified ownerGames: 12 Reviews: 1
Save game Bug
Game is very fun except for a game breaking bug where I lose my progress by a few hours. All help online did not work and I am about done. Uninstall
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Posted on: December 18, 2022
WookieFightNight
Games: Reviews: 24
A decent ARPG for newcomers
Torchlight 2 is a slight step up from Torchlight 1. I am going to start with the negatives to this game. I still don't like the color palette and find that everything blends into a pastel paste of said colors. Also, despite having a slightly better random dungeon mode for end game content, I didn't really go out of my way to play more once I completed the main story. The story, game world and most skills have a bland feeling to them. Neutral things to consider: Enemies cleared in an area never respawn until the game is completed. Normal game mode it easy. Veteran is a good place to start. Elite can be tough depending on character build. The classes you can play are pretty straight forward but the skills are not very interesting. Good aspects: Torchlight 2 always gives clear info about what everything does. Skills and attributes are clearly explained. Loot is decent but nothing really felt amazing. Again, your pet is used as a pack mule and can be sent back to town to buy/sell items. There are several different environments to explore this time instead of endless dungeons in Torchlight 1. There are lots of little secrets to find. Fishing is relaxing and exploration is usually rewarded. I recommend this game to anyone who is new to ARPGs.
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Posted on: April 25, 2025
AngryCats
Verified ownerGames: 74 Reviews: 1
Ok, not as good as 1
While it's better than Torchlight 1 in terms of what item types result in what abilities from gems/skulls etc, it's longer and the graphics look a lot better there are problems: 1) You can't combine gems. Why? Who thought that was a good idea? Tochlight 1 was ahead of D2 in that you could remove gems from sockets and vice verse. All they needed to change was the stupid regen happening only for weapons. Not this. 2) You are forced into one ability/tree at the start instead of choosing where you want to put your point. You can reset it but even then you can only unlock a different attack style at like level 7 for the Engineer. 3) When you can access stuff in general for the engineer really limits available play styles. 4) There's no high magic spell damage/summon minions class like the Alchemist.
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Posted on: November 12, 2018
tranquil-glade
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 46
Only The Right Build shall triumph
Don't even try NG or later modes without browsing the official forums and selecting one of the cookie cutter builds. Otherwise, a very competent, streamlined game with a forgettable story. Can keep you occupied for a long time... if you enjoy grinding.
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Posted on: January 18, 2024
Draugusto
Verified ownerGames: 484 Reviews: 208
Better than the first
A dungeon crawler monster slaying lootfest that builds upon the first game which is good, unfortunately I didn't find it as enjoyable as other games in the genre, the camera sits too close to the character so you get frequentkly attacked by enemies offscreen, loot progression feels slugish, I finished the game still wearing lvl 20 gear píeces because there was nothing better, and skill progression is very limited, you have like 24 different skills per character, but you have to heavily invest is just a handful or risk getting stucked, I guess this encourages several playthroughs, but the game was not really that interesting to me, the genre has clearly evolved beyond this design and in 2024 you are better offf playing Grim Dawn or Diablo IV. Overall, good enough foor a playthrough, but has aged poorly.
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