The world is rich with lore, and interesting stories, the gameplay, and progressive system is addictive, and it still looks great from its original 2012 release date.
So after playing for serval hours and reaching up to level 2o, I can proudly say that I had a blast playing Torchlight 2. The only thing I wish this game had more mob enemies. The music and sound effects are great as well that greatly suit in whatever scene or environment your in whether it’s quiet, damp caves or burning village invasions. Such as enemies exploding in blood from a critical hit or small environmental details like fireflies and little critters crawling around. With the appealing art style, the game is complemented with nice graphical details in the game. This definitely helps the game stick out from all the other RPG games out there. What’s better is that the game has a distinct art style, like a cel-shaded sort of art style. It does create a fun traditional fantasy world to explore with many varieties such as enchanted forests, local towns, demon catacombs. However, while it doesn’t do anything new or innovative in the fantasy genre or fantasy games in general. Especially this day and age where other games try to capture to fantasy spirt of games like Fable 2 and World Of Warcraft. What’s A Good Fantasy Without A Good WorldĪt first glance, I thought the world would just be a generic fantasy world. I still get very hyped when I find rare or powerful loot and make my character look like a badass. While the loot system isn’t as diverse or exciting as Diablo or Borderlands. Personally, I had so much fun using the abilities as they make me feel like a powerful wizard annihilating the hordes of evil.
Generally, in RPGs, I love to balance out them out with each skill point to have variety. The skill trees options I had were Inferno, Frost & Storm. However, once I levelled up and obtained my first ability, I began to have a great time.
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