Torchlight II Keeps Casual RPGs Shining
Like its predecessor, Torchlight II offers both hardcore action RPG thrills while reaching out and grabbing lots of casual players as well. It’s a fun game, plays great, and won’t break the bank.
Matt Jones, GiN Staff
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