Just in terms of the big picture of the overall experience Torchlight 3 has sort of a Frankensteined-together feel, lacking in cohesion and polish. It feels distinctively less serious and gritty.
The slow accumulation of these issues as you play just chips away at the enjoyment and does add up the more you play Torchlight 2 is great, I started playing it on switch and while it closely resembles Diablo 3s gameplay that isnt such a bad thing. It's a little less hardcore than Diablo, but its accessibility i. When the enemy mobs get bigger the performance can start to chug and get choppy. We've been crawling some of the nicest dungeons around, and it was all done in Torchlight 3. There are elements like bounties that really feel tacked on and more like daily free-to-play grind tasks. The camera is quite pulled out, likely showing the MMO influence, making the action harder to appreciate and handheld play a bit of a challenge. The disappointments don’t quite stop there though, in pretty well every area there are shortcomings.
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The downside to that is in the end, the full fruits of that initial promise falling short, with a bit too much filler and redundancy in the overall skills area where build diversity is concerned. In Torchlight III, Novastraia is again under threat of invasion and it’s up to you to defend against the Netherim and its allies. You can tank it up with a shooting locomotive in tow, amp up your pet game with your archer, or viably go with melee for your mage among other things. Starting with the positive, I will give some credit for the creative assortment of initial characters you have to choose from, mostly appearing to fit into the typical genre archetypes but showing some surprising core variety.
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