I bought this game because steam didn't have the pet ferret on the DLC. Also it is playable with out internet and comes in handy to pass the time. Not much to dislike. I guess if I were to harp on something I would ask for a bigger playable levels.

A lot of people would say TL is just a clone of Diablo, but what they don't know is that the team from Blizzard who originally worked on Diablo 1 & 2 are the creators of Torchlight. While I have not completed the game yet, I have enjoyed the time I put into it.

Hack-&-Slash with ease. Easy to learn interface, nice polygon graphics, vast modding potential, low PC requirements and cheap.[...]While I wait for D3 from Blizzard, this should keep me busy for a long time.

Challenging; Easy to Learn; Gameplay; Graphics; Great Sound

No Multiplayer Mode; No Online Play

I don't think I mind the idea of constant clicking and small bursts of instant gratification, provided they have something of a point. For example, I wouldn't mind rapid bouts of clicking on enemies to ensure that my attacks or strategies have the best chance of working.

This game sure comes with some serious pedigree: Travis Baldree, designer of Fate , and Max Schaefer and Erich Schaefer, co-designers of Diablo I & II put their heads together and came up with an action hack&slash isometric RPG game that can appeal to all ages.

Stuck in the Dark Who enjoyed Diablo? Why do I ask this question? Well, it will be something that, as a player, will strongly influence how you view Torchlight. Released in 2009, this was a title that I hadn't even heard of until a friend pointed me in its direction.

Comfortable; familiar; control system; Nice graphics; Decent Storyline

Nothing new; Fairly repetitive; Laggy on older machines

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