The Destroyer is your typical melee-focused tank, the Alchemist is a ranged conjurer that uses powerful spells and summoned beasts to defeat foes and the Vanquisher is a ranger DPS class that uses bows, guns, and traps. Torchlight not surprisingly splits the difference and has three: the Destroyer, the Alchemist, and the Vanquisher.
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The Diablo series is known for its many classes while Fate only offered one. Obviously, you’ll stumble onto cliches about as often as you find new items. You’ll journey through dozens of randomized dungeons, collect loot, level up, defeat an assortment of monsters, and eventually come face to face with an evil that lurks deep below the town of Torchlight. Fate, incidentally, is often credited as being one of the best “Diablo clones” out there. The randomized dungeons, constant pet companion (that can never die but only flee), choice of where to spawn after you die, and paper-thin plot can all trace their origins back to Fate.
Torchlight is likeable because it’s very, very familiar. The visual style will remind you of World of Warcraft while the gameplay is reminiscent of Diablo. Based on the credentials of the designers, you might guess that Torchlight is halfway between Diablo and Fate. Despite being a relative new company, Runic has assembled a heavyweight cast of creative talents, including Max andĮrich Schaefer, the co-designers of Diablo 1 and 2, and
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