You can also adorn your pet with gear and treats. By default a pet is in defensive mode which means he will attack if you or it is attacked first, or you can go in and change him to aggressive where he will run out ahead looking for trouble.
Pets are actually a significant part of the game if you choose, or you can just let them do their own thing. You’ll also get to pick a pet from a varied assortment of real-world and fantasy-based creatures that will act as your companion on your adventures. My engineer looked pretty generic with his sledgehammer when the game started and now he looks like some barbarian warrior. And while the 8-player online mode has been dialed back to only four on the Xbox, almost every other change has been for the better.Īs with any RPG adventure the first thing required is to create your character choosing basics like gender and class (melee, ranged, magic, etc.) then tweaking your appearance, which will be constantly evolving as you equip all sorts of weapons, armor, and other gear over time.
In only two weeks from the day I’m writing this review Torchlight II will be celebrating its 7-year anniversary on the PC, which only begs the question, “What took so long for this to come to Xbox?” Indeed, this is by far one of the best Diablo-style RPG games released in the past decade, both in 2012 and today, and I was surprised and impressed with just how much was changed in this console port as far as UI and quality of life features.
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