Torchlight III

Дві години гри з друзями просто позіхали. Наганяє сонливість. На останній важкості, ніякої складності немає. Не цікаво грати.

nice

wenn jemand reich werden will macht ne onlineversion

Jogo muito bom, uma bela cópia de diablo e POE

[h1][b]Torchlight 3: A casual isometric ARPG[/b][/h1] [i]Beware: These are my first impressions so far and I will update them, once something drastically changes.[/i] This is one of those cases were I wish I could give a neutral review. But since I am slightly leaning towards positive I decided to go with that. I understand that there is a lot to criticize here. And rightly so. This is by no means a flawless game. And as a follow up to one of the most beloved ARPGs on the market (Torchlight 2) I understand that the dissapointment is big. Mind you I havent played Torchlight 2 in ages but overall, 3 feels like a step back. It feels more casualized. And as many other reviews state: It feels almost like a mobile game. Almost. The game can sometimes feel janky in terms of control. Pathing can be awkward and I had times were my charakter would refuse to move, even though the path infront of me wasnt blocked by anything. There are more little things that are mostly annoying then anything. But nothing gamebreaking. On the flipside: I still think there is a lot to like here. For instance the classes. You dont have your standard fantasy versions like: Rogue, Paladin, Barbarian. No. Instead you have classes like: Dusk Mage, Railmaster, Cursed Captain etc. And I think that is awesome! And from what I could try so far they feel fun to play and distinct. I also like a the visuals a lot. Now, I get that that is subjective. And I do understand that some people wont enjoy the more comic-ish and colorful look of Torchlight 3 (similar to Torchlight 2, just even more saturated). But I personally think that the game stands out because of that. Most ARPGs dont use use a lot of color. Games like Diablo, PoE, Grim Dawn, Viktor Vran and many more usually have a very unsaturated color pallete. They are mostly grey, brown and very dark. So to me, Torchlight always felt like a very nice change from those games. On top of that I think the Fort building mechanic, while being simplistic, is kinda fun. And I love customizing my own kind of space in these kinds of games. Overall for me the positive and negative things almost balance each other out (with a slight more weight on the positive side). I get that the majority of people play these games for the complexity. And I dont think the game delivers in that department. However, I think the more casual approach doenst have to be bad. In my opinion it is a good ARPG to relax. That may sound stupid to some. But I am sure that can be appealing to others. It is for me at times at least. [b]I also think this might be a good ARPG for people who havent played anything like that. A good starter to get into the genre.[/b] If the game does sound interesting to you, maybe give it a go. If you buy it, do it at a discount at least. Because I dont think the game is worth full price. Especially since it had been dropped by the devs and wont get any more updates in the future. So what you see here is what you will get. Anyway. If you made it this far, thanks for reading! I hope you have a wonderful day. Cheers! :)

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