Torchlight

All in all, Torchlight is a refreshing - though not revolutionary - dungeon crawler that will occupy gamers for 10-15 hours on the first run-through, and perhaps dozens more across varying difficulty levels and experiments with different character classes. The story is somewhat lacking, but not overly important when garnering quests and slaying beasts. You'll quickly lose track of time whilst ex...

Torchlight proves to be one the perfect students of the genre.

About a week ago now I delivered my first review in progress of Torchlight 3 in the form of a review in progress.  Being about level 30 at the time I didn’t want to chalk it up as a full review in the hopes that things would change at the end with the introduction of Enchanting and the end-game Fazeer’s Dun’djinn. After a short refresher of some key points of the first article we can answer the qu...

Looting dungeons is one of my favourite pastimes, and Torchlight as a franchise has always provided a healthy dose of colourful dungeon crawling with piles and piles of gear to be collected. Back in 2009, Torchlight was a success story because it was well made, incredibly simple and very satisfying. While some of that still rings true for Torchlight 3, the gaming landscape in 2020 is quite differe...

While Torchlight’s original faults still stand, the game lends itself wonderfully to the Xbox 360 controller, and we found ourselves preferring the console edition. If you’re looking for a hack ‘n’ slasher to lose a week’s worth of nights to, then sit down - you’ve found it.

However Torchlight still remains to be an excellent game and something that absolutely can not be missed especially for all the Diablo fans waiting for the next installment.  Torchlight is an extremely addicting and well made loot game.  With mod support, infinite dungeons and three highly customizable classes this is a game that is sure to last you for a long time to come.  And at $20...why would...