You kill the miniboss in these zones and report back to town. Then, you move to a larger zone that has two or three smaller zones. Part of this might be due to how Torchlight III‘s campaign is structured. Although Torchlight III offered three distinct acts with their own hubs and quest givers, and the locales themselves are finely crafted with cartoony art design and vibrant colors, I didn’t find a single NPC, quest, or destination memorable. Still, the narrative was too weak and disconnected at times. It reads much like what you’ve experienced in the previous Torchlight games, too, and there are even a few nods to its predecessor in some cinematics or scenes. With the Ember Empire in decline, it’s up to you to save the day. The world of Novastraia is in peril and many evil denizens seek to dominate or bring it to ruin. Torchlight III‘s plot is fairly typical of any ARPG you’ve tried out in the past. So, is Torchlight III worth your while, or are these problems still prevalent? Fast forward to the present, and we now have the official launch of version 1.0. Torchlight III suffered from a litany of problems that needed to be addressed. It was a disappointment, at the time, as mentioned in our Early Access impressions feature. Then, plans changed and we saw a shift in the game’s development leading to its Early Access release.

It was previously announced that the next installment in the hit action role-playing game (ARPG) franchise would be a free-to-play offering ( Torchlight Frontiers). The arrival of Torchlight III as an Early Access game back in June 2020 was quite a surprise.

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