Replay value and playtime: The longevity of Torchlight 2 deserves a medal, the game only costs you €20 and you can literally invest hours and hours into characters.

Levels and dungeons are big enough so you really feel that you are exploring a world but small enough to not get lost. With easy to understand controls, a limited amount of downtime for changing equipment or selling them and multiple difficulty modes to find your skill range.

Addictive gameplay: While it doesn’t really bring something new to the table Torchlight 2 offers you a splendid and addictive gameplay loop.

Anyway, here is our review for Torchlight 2, made by Runic Games in 2012 and ported by Panic Button in 2020. It is a gameplay loot that might become a little repetitive but remains so much fun and rewarding. You go on quests, fight million of enemies and collect loot to improve your character and pet.

If you don’t really know what to expect from Torchlight than it is easily explained by comparing it with the insanely popular Diablo. As you imagine a few things might feel and look a little dated but overall Torchlight 2 really shines on Xbox One, especially on the X-model with 4K visuals and 60FPS.

We have no idea why it took so long but it is well worth the wait. The first Torchlight on Xbox 360 released in 2011 and was one of my favorite games to play, a year later the sequel arrived for PC but Xbox players had to wait seven years before we could finally get our hands on it.

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