Torchlight 2

A massive action-RPG in a small package. A few misjudged dalliances with the past don't hold it back from a bright...

Torchlight 2 is better than the original and the newly released Diablo 3. There is great variety to locations and monsters and this makes it easy to keep playing. Combat is dextrous, loot is rewarding and replay value is high. Some performance issues...

Torchlight II isn’t necessarily a Diablo III-killer, but it’s a beautifully crafted, hugely addictive and richly lovable rival.

Torchlight II isn't necessarily a Diablo III-killer, but it's a beautifully crafted, hugely addictive and richly lovable rival. It's a game full of colour and bold personality, with deep character advancement and masses of gameplay, and the introduction...

A noticeable and welcome improvement Torchlight II has over the original is that the enemies and bosses are greatly varied. There wasn't one time I felt I was fighting the same type or same looking enemy from on chapter to the next. The bosses...

It is quite a testament to Torchlight II that I have a hard time just thinking of writing the review because it means I will need to move on to something else in my in-tray. That's after I managed to play two different and distinct characters from...

For all of its features, Torchlight II doesn’t differ significantly from its predecessor; instead, it takes what worked and gives us those features in indulgent helpings.

You’ll get the most out of Torchlight II if you’re looking to ride the curve of loot and incremental power, and to share in a community that is emerging as the game’s mechanics are mastered and its rarest items are uncovered.