shows the text/details for Strength, but if you hit A, it will actually level up Dexterity), and every so often the combat targeting seems to get confused about which enemy is closest.
I will say that - especially after a lot of hours in D3 - there are some minor annoyances that crop up just enough to stop this from being an amazing Switch port: equipment management is a little clunky considering how many item types and stats you're looking at, when increasing stats upon leveling up there's an obnoxious bug which shows the wrong stat (i.e. Combat is still fun, equipment and skill mechanics are both broad and deep, and it's overall as great as I remembered. Graphically, it has aged well, and the color palette, chunkier art style, and general "personality" are a refreshing change of pace from Diablo, and it runs smoothly. I got it again for Switch after seeing how great Diablo 3 was on it, and so far I haven't been disappointed. Combat is still fun, equipment and I loved the many hours I spent playing Torchlight (both 1&2) on PC, years ago. Torchlight 2 is a near-perfect dungeon crawler that no fan of the genre can afford to miss.I loved the many hours I spent playing Torchlight (both 1&2) on PC, years ago. Seven years after its initial release, Torchlight 2 finally graces the console generation and proves that you don’t have to have Diablo in your title to make an impact. With the obvious exception of the big boys over at Blizzard, the argument could be made that this is the best dungeon crawler on current generation consoles. The art style, combat mechanics, and even loot drop loop are so finely tuned that it feels like the game fits in as well now as it did, seven years ago. Difficulty scales to present an even greater challenge and loot is instanced for each player.
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