Torchlight II features randomly generated dungeons and numerous types of monsters to fight for loot. Torchlight II is an action RPG as its predecessor, but features overland areas with multiple hub towns, and a longer campaign. Players are able to customize character appearance with choice of sex, face, hair style and hair color. Additionally, several elements from the first game return, such as pets and fishing. The game features four playable character classes. Each class has 3 skill trees to choose from which enable customization within each class.
Also in series
Released on
Genres
Reviews View More
- The same as torchlight 1 but with more content.
- Felt more janky then the first game but it doesn't become annoying or frustrating.
- Felt more janky then the first game but it doesn't become annoying or frustrating.
Decent
This is the Torchlight you want to play (even the first one), we don't talk about the next entries. The ultimate ember sniffing experience. Play it on hard and you won't even see what oneshots you. Play it online and you will desync and die when there's no enemies. Play it with mods and enhance the experience while not understanding crap about what's happening.
Torchlight 2 is a Diablo killer, no doubts. It clears so hard without even trying.
Torchlight 2 is a Diablo killer, no doubts. It clears so hard without even trying.
Torchlight II is an enjoyable ARPG dungeon-crawler with a huge amount of loot, fun, and exploration to be had! I've enjoyed this game since 2013, and I have played it several more times over the years.
Torchlight II has some very enjoyable gameplay, and its visuals are pretty cool and its soundtrack is good too, and they both compliment the game and give it its cool style. The environments in the game are pretty cool, and sometimes quite varied, and there are many places to explore and quite a few side quests to participate in, too. Its combat is also incredibly satisfying.
Throughout the game, there is a huge variation of armor, weapons, and enchantments that you will find, and you can also transmute items and enchant things at an enchanter. You can also find "ember" to socket items with that will give you a boost in elemental strength, from defense to attacking with that element.
There are four classes in the game: The Embermage, the Berserker, the Engineer, and the Outlander. Each class has different skills and weapon specializations, although you can use any kind of weapon that you want, no matter what class you play as. You can also customize the characters a bit and choose a pet, although the default options aren't very extensive.
Torchlight II is also a mod-friendly game, and it has plenty of cool mods that can change the gameplay, add areas, give more customization options, and add convenience features.
Overall, I have no complaints about Torchlight II that I can think of. The story isn't very fleshed-out, but I find that it's still sufficient for the game nonetheless, and its gameplay is very satisfying and quite fun! I would definitely recommend Torchlight II to anybody who enjoys ARPGS, Co-op games, and loot games, and if you enjoyed Torchlight I as well. ^.^
Torchlight II has some very enjoyable gameplay, and its visuals are pretty cool and its soundtrack is good too, and they both compliment the game and give it its cool style. The environments in the game are pretty cool, and sometimes quite varied, and there are many places to explore and quite a few side quests to participate in, too. Its combat is also incredibly satisfying.
Throughout the game, there is a huge variation of armor, weapons, and enchantments that you will find, and you can also transmute items and enchant things at an enchanter. You can also find "ember" to socket items with that will give you a boost in elemental strength, from defense to attacking with that element.
There are four classes in the game: The Embermage, the Berserker, the Engineer, and the Outlander. Each class has different skills and weapon specializations, although you can use any kind of weapon that you want, no matter what class you play as. You can also customize the characters a bit and choose a pet, although the default options aren't very extensive.
Torchlight II is also a mod-friendly game, and it has plenty of cool mods that can change the gameplay, add areas, give more customization options, and add convenience features.
Overall, I have no complaints about Torchlight II that I can think of. The story isn't very fleshed-out, but I find that it's still sufficient for the game nonetheless, and its gameplay is very satisfying and quite fun! I would definitely recommend Torchlight II to anybody who enjoys ARPGS, Co-op games, and loot games, and if you enjoyed Torchlight I as well. ^.^
I don't quite know why I played through the whole thing :D Can't remember much except that I thought it was super nice that you can sell loot at any time by sending your pet into town?^^ Well, I probably just switched off my brain and started slaughtering. I can recommend it to any hack and slay fan, but you have to like the comic style.
Absolutely a blast!