Posted on: August 31, 2021

Thunker

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Hommage à Diablo !

Les graphismes sont très originaux avec son aspect cartoon : ça ne rends pas le jeu laid comme certains autres qui ont le même style. L'histoire est totalement diablo : vous êtes au village de Tristram.. Non... Torchlight qui a la particularité d'être au dessus d'un immense donjon, votre but : arriver au dernier niveau. Une partie se fait une huitaine d'heures, on regrettera que les quêtes secondaires se font avec des portails qui ont les mêmes décors que le donjon. Je conseille !

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Posted on: February 20, 2017

kpeterson

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clunky controls get in the way of fun

Click-to-move and click-to-fire-ranged-weapon are the same mouseclick and controls are not remappable. So, click at monster who moves out from under your mouse just as you click; all of a sudden you're running towards exactly the thing you want to stay away from. I don't know who thought this was a good idea, but it got old very, very quickly.

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Posted on: March 7, 2013

csingacsguk

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Nothing extra, really...

I don't think it should be called a successor of Diablo II. There is no problem with it really, but it offers no extras. It can be addicting at the start, but it gets monotonous after a while. For an indie game, it is very good... but hide the fact that it's an indie game for a while... what do we have left? A mediocore Diablo-wannabe.

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Posted on: June 18, 2013

MountainMan

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Fun but shallow

It's a fun game with crisp, visceral action, but there's not a lot of depth to keep you coming back for years like the Diablo games. The skill trees with their no-turning-back point system feel tired in light of modern hack-and-slash RPGs like Diablo III and Guild Wars 2 which give you much greater freedom and flexibility to redesign your character at any time, and Torchlight's embarrassment of riches that rain down in an almost constant stream make finding even the best items the game a mundane and largely unrewarding experience simply because it happens with such regularity. Still, it's not a bad game for what it's worth, an it's worth playing if you're a fan of genre, but don't expect it to have any long-term staying power.

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Posted on: December 11, 2014

NetkoTamo

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Buy Torchlight II instead.

Torchlight was made in 2009 by Runic Games, a company formed by former Flagship Studios employees (Hellgate: London), themselves former Blizzard North employees; mixed in with some developers of FATE. It is a Diablo-like RPG set in Torchlight, a small miner town that mines Ember, an ore used for imbuing magical powers into items but also corrupts miners, turning them into monsters. You have to investigate what is happening inside the mines and how to save Torchlight from corruption. Pros: + Well-developed combat + Pets + Plenty of loot + Plenty of mods (Runic Games Fansite is the place to go) Cons: - Gets repetitive (fighting enemies over and over again) - Too easy, stick to hard or very hard (except for floor 30 onwards) - Story is not as good as it could be Recommendation: pick up Torchlight for free (it goes free once or twice every year, whether on GoG.com or Steam), otherwise get Torchlight II, it's better in every way. For fixes and enhancements, check out PCGamingWiki.

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