While the other three, being human characters, came with a bunch of customisation options, the Forged only really had the option of switching out its head.

for good measure (I named my alpaca pet Jim Hawkins. I picked the Forged, of course - and named it B.E.N. Those are the two most basic-looking choices, but then you have the Railmaster - who is accompanied by an actual train as a companion, and the Forged, which is a robot with a cannon in its chest. The Dusk Mage is your typical caster, while the Sharpshooter works best from a distance. Before you can go out there and start slaying zombies, you first have to pick a character class - and all the choices make a good first impression. I didn’t know what to expect, but when the game started off with a Borderlands-like montage of the game’s four playable characters, my hopes rose. I never indulged in Torchlight 3’s early access period, so I started this game with a lot of optimism. It lacks personality and depth to back up its loot-driven gameplay, and most of all: it lacks a good story. After having spent four months in early access however, Torchlight 3 feels more like a shallow Diablo knock-off than anything close to resembling the real thing. What remains is a game that seeks to recreate what everyone loved about Torchlight 2, which was an action-RPG Diablo-like game with a quirky personality and fun enough loot game. After all these years, Torchlight 3 is finally here, no longer free-to-play and no longer an MMORPG. Announced as Torchlight Frontiers back in 2018, it was meant to be a free-to-play MMORPG, but has since shed many of those MMO-like qualities. The game comes eight years after its predecessor Torchlight 2, developed by Echtra Games after the series’ original developer shut down in 2017.

Torchlight 3 has a strange development story.

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