Torchlight

iLOVE IT

I recommend skipping this and invest play time in Diablo or Grim Dawn, those games are way more polished experiences for hack and slash arpg. If you care to read past the above: It is playable, but not really a good game based on my experience. It can be fun if you have the patience to deal with the quirky controls and delayed responsiveness of actions. If you are willing to be tolerant of poor gameplay, the art style is fantastic and the environments are worth suffering a playthrough to see. It seems like there was very minimal play testing and this got rushed out for a quick cash grab. A few critiques from my experience playing this game for why I don't recommend this title. - Can't hold a button and then cast a spell as the second button press. You have to let go of the first press to allow the second press to register. This is annoying for use of the heal, or haste spells for example. If you are running, you can't cast haste on the fly. You have to stop, cast, then run for 7 seconds, stop and cast over and over if you are doing any back tracking. This proves trouble some when swarmed and you are trying to get out of it to go heal or reposition your self so you can actually hit the swarm that's annihilating you. - You move a little bit, then get swarmed. Move a little further, get swarmed again. This is not fun. You stay in place and hold your attack for ever until the swarm is dead. - The gearing up in this game cripples you by the RNG. One play through on a Vanquisher for example, you might be gearing up well, on another playthrough on an Alchemist you can level to 100 and still be wearing level 20 gear that's better than level 39 items that drop. These are examples from my experience. This doesn't make any sense at all. - Pet is bugged where it will not accept certain necklaces or rings unless you keep trying, log out and back in, switch characters and then back to get pet to accept it finally. - Targeting seems off, you can click a mob to attack and it won't take damage until you see the health bar show up, then it takes damage, even though you are clearly nuking it or swinging at it. Also, if a mob is literally right on your character, you won't be able to hit it, you have to move back to be able to hit it. How did this get past playtesting? Loot can be this way as well. - The dungeons can feel too big at times due to the swarm clears, it would feel just right if the mobs didn't swarm when you come around the corner, but allowed you to actually handle groups of them at a time instead of the whole visible screens worth of them all at once. - There is line of sight issues when you can clearly see the mob and it is standing next to an object, not behind it and you are in clear line of sight, it won't take any damage until you get the mob to move away from the object, then you can start damaging it.

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it holds up remarkably well, but also honestly, just play Torchlight 2.

Overall, I really like this game. It is pretty basic for an ARPG by modern standards, but it did first come out all the way back in 2009. There are three classes to choose from, and you can even choose a pet that helps you. The combat is fun, the enemies fairly varied, and the story is serviceable, but not spectacular by any means. I think the best way to describe this game is simple, but fun. I feel that this game would serve as a great introduction to the genre. My one major gripe with the game is the amount of loading screens. They don't take very long at all to get through, but there are a lot of them. Just a minor annoyance. The loot is much like the game itself: simple, but fun. All in all, this is a really good game, and I think any fans of the genre would enjoy this one.

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Super fun. Simple, clean, and immediately enjoyable — the combat feels good and the art style is colorful and easy to read. It's a more straightforward game than its sequel, but that's not really a criticism. Great pick-up-and-play ARPG.