- Steam pricePrice
- $3.99$19.99-80%
- Release
- September 20, 2012
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How co-op works
Up to six players on PC, or four on consoles, run the campaign together online; PC also supports LAN. Each controls a separate class and pet, coordinating abilities through randomized overworlds and dungeons while collecting gear for individual builds.
About this game
Torchlight II is an action RPG dungeon crawler that blends hack-and-slash combat with loot-driven progression. You choose from four classes, each with unique skill trees, then set out to defeat the corrupted Alchemist across a campaign filled with procedurally generated dungeons and randomized treasure. The game plays as true co-op, letting you team up with friends instead of battling against them.
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Combat revolves around fast-paced clicking, unleashing devastating abilities, and hunting for rare gear upgrades. Every class complements the others, so coordinating builds and sharing loot adds a satisfying layer of teamwork. The randomized maps and endless loot keep runs fresh, and experimenting with skill combinations makes each session feel different.
Torchlight II supports online and LAN multiplayer across Windows, Mac, and Linux with cross-platform play. Sessions reward players who communicate about enemy priorities and gear drops, turning dungeon runs into collaborative treasure hunts that scale in challenge as your party grows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play with friends on different operating systems?
Yes, Torchlight II supports cross-platform multiplayer, so you can play with friends on Windows, Mac, and Linux together in the same session.
Is the co-op campaign separate from single-player or the same story?
You play through the same campaign whether solo or co-op. The entire story-battling the corrupted Alchemist through procedurally generated dungeons-is designed to work seamlessly with friends joining your session.
Does playing with more people make the game harder?
Yes, the challenge scales as your party grows, so adding more players increases the difficulty to keep combat engaging for the full team.
Do we need to coordinate our character builds for co-op?
You don't have to, but coordinating builds adds a satisfying layer of teamwork since each of the four classes complements the others. Communicating about enemy priorities and sharing loot drops makes dungeon runs feel more collaborative.