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.

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

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.

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.

Torchlight captures what a dungeon crawler should be with visually stunning enviroments and effects, addiction hack and slash mouse clicking and loads of options for character customisation.

I miss the dungeon crawlers on the PC and with no real Dungeons & Dragons game available or more specifically Diablo III , what is a gamer to do? The answer is Torchlight ! If you've seen the trailer or the screenshots for Torchlight , than you may be thinking that this is a Diablo clone but with...

The fact that Torchlight plays a lot like the Diablo games is no coincidence; the designers behind Torchlight were also the creative minds behind Diablo and Diablo II. The Diablo games certainly inspired a lot of clones that paled in comparison to the originals, but Torchlight comes from the people...

Some of you may have heard of a game called Diablo , which was released back in 1997. This dark, fantasy-themed action-RPG was released by some unknown company going by the name of "Blizzard", who we believe may have gone on to big things since (some little project called World of Warcraft ,...

If you have played Torchlight then you don't need me to tell you how addictive it is. For those of you who haven't, or are inclined to ask "Torch what?", by all means stop reading this and go buy Torchlight today (www.torchlightgame.com). It's that good.

System Requirements: Windows 2000 or later x86-compatible 800MHz processor 512MB RAM 400MB drive space DirectX-compatible video card with at least 64MB of addressable memory (such as an ATI Radeon 7200, NVIDIA GeForce 2, or Intel GMA 950) Torchlight is a vibrant and unique third person dungeon...

Unique and colorful graphics; randomly generated dungeons

No multiplayer