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Torchlight II

aka: Torchlight II (Black Edition)

Moby ID: 58058

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Linux screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen and menu (version 1.25.2.4)

thumbnail — Selection of character class and type of pet

thumbnail — My new engineer enters the world. Always following: the cat (pet)

thumbnail — Quests and stories are told in text boxes. Quest rewards are visible before accepting the quest

thumbnail — Trading: trader inventory upper left, pet inventory lower left and player inventory on the right. Colours mark the quality of items

thumbnail — Item comparison: engineer can either carry two-handed weapons or cannons. I took the melee weapon type

thumbnail — Skill window (right): each class can train in three different areas (tabs). For a small fee, a trainer takes back the last three skill points spent (left)

thumbnail — Each level up, also character stats can be increased

thumbnail — Pets do not only have an inventory, they also have three slots for equipment (top left)

thumbnail — Fishing minigame: if the outer circle matches the inner circle, it's time to pull the rope (if not using dynamite -- which is prohibited in town)

thumbnail — My avatar in the lead going for some goblins. Beside the cat pet is the healing bot (class skill), following the character and sending healing pulses regularly

thumbnail — Those goblins are no thread any more as their spell-caster is stunned now (circles above it's head)

thumbnail — More dangerous threats are large groups of normal mobs...

thumbnail — ... and of course boss monsters

thumbnail — Sometimes hidden passages can be found (see minimap upper right)

thumbnail — A puzzle with six levers: adjust them so the passage to the left is not blocked by magical fields (blue spots on the ground)

thumbnail — Solving the puzzle is rewarded adequate

thumbnail — The ultimate goal of this kind of game: loot. In this case, three unique items (orange), a rare one (blue), some gold and some potions. What a day!

thumbnail — That day could also end like this: the costs of the options depend on the chosen difficulty

thumbnail — Between the chapters the story is driven forward with small cinematic sequences

thumbnail — He does not only have a fancy car, he is also very evil: the alchemist

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — There are more options available for character customization.

thumbnail — There are also more pets.

thumbnail — All of the difficulty levels are available from start.

thumbnail — Cut-scenes are made by Klei Ent., developer of Shank.

thumbnail — Echo Pass, the place where you start the game.

thumbnail — You always get to choose your reward after completing a quest.

thumbnail — Character screen and skills panel. You get 5 stat points and 1 skill point after each level-up.

thumbnail — Fishing mini-game is still the same.

thumbnail — Quests givers are usually at the entrance to the dungeon where the quest gets solved.

thumbnail — It happens a lot when you really don't know what's going in the battlefield.

thumbnail — You can transfer your loot to your pet's inventory and send him to town to sell them for you. In that case, he won't be available for a minute or two.

thumbnail — You can also send your pet to buy basic stuff like potions and scrolls.

thumbnail — You have to choose between two options when you die. Respawn in town and lose nothing or respawn at the entrance of the area you were and lose a percentage of your gold.

thumbnail — After you reach the end of a dungeon, a portal to the surface appears, saving you from lots of backtracking.

thumbnail — There are fishing holes in the wilderness, but unlike the ones in hub towns, they are limited.

thumbnail — A reference to Silence of the Lambs.

thumbnail — You can attack some bosses from a place where they can't reach you. It's kind of a cheating, but extremely useful at certain occasions when you're playing on elite.

thumbnail — You can warp to hub town, waypoint portal and main areas in each act.

thumbnail — " Robot parts ", the only continuous quest in the game.

thumbnail — Each Phase Beast opens a portal to a small area where you can overcome a certain challenge ( like surviving an attack ) and get fat rewards for it.

thumbnail — Something like this.

thumbnail — Everything about the epilogue is steam-punkish.

thumbnail — Mapworks , a place for people who couldn't get enough of the main campaign.

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