The Torchlight franchise has always been about finding ways to improve on the standards set by Diablo. Real talk: I’ve only found one great loot-centric action-RPG on Switch, and it’s Diablo 3. The hybrid console and portable seems like it would be the perfect platform for lengthy action RPGs, but there are very few Diablo-style games to be found on Nintendo’s console, and even fewer great ones. Which is why Torchlight 2’s arrival on Switch is such a blessing. Its main competitor? Believe it or not, Diablo 3. But Torchlight 2 is finally getting a console release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, after a seven-year wait. Torchlight 2 has since faded into obscurity as a PC-only game, while Diablo 3 was updated, ported, and supported throughout its life. Torchlight 2 was the Pepsi to Diablo 3’s New Coke. Going up against the king of the genre is a rough go, but Torchlight 2 earned a dedicated fan base, many of whom had bounced off Blizzard’s game, which was suffering from a variety of launch issues. The loot-heavy, top-down action RPG was released in 2012, the same year as Diablo 3.
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