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[Review] – Torchlight (Xbla)

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Developed by:  Runic Games

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XBLA version published by:  Microsoft Game Studios 

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Platforms:  Xbox Live Arcade, Microsoft Windows, Mac OSX

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Players:  1

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Rated T (Teen) by the ESRB

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Link to Xbox Live Marketplace to purchase!

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Ahhhh, the famous “dungeon crawl”.  A gaming experience which basically boils down to three elements.  Explore a dungeon, kill everything in sight and grab as much loot as you can possibly carry.  Nothing left around you to kill?  Go deeper into the dungeon, kill more dudes and snatch up more stuff!  While simple in premise, the dungeon crawl can be extremely satisfying when executed in style and that is exactly what Runic Games recently dropped into the laps of Xbox 360 users everywhere after their incredibly successful PC release of Torchlight.  If you’re looking to explore numerous towns/cities, speak with hundreds of NPCs about random inane things and explore a sandbox style world then this game isn’t for you.  However if you remember many sleepless nights, or even weeks in my case, being consumed by the immensely addicting PC title Diablo you’re definitely in for a treat.

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