For those looking to pimp out their game, you can check out the official blog which offers a Q&A with tools engineer Greg Brown as well as an in-depth wiki guide which can be found here.ĭeveloper Runic Games has today revealed that the action RPG Torchlight 2 is now fully integrated into the Steam Workshop, offering players the chance to try out various new mods made by the community. We've tried to make the process as seamless as possible, with a focus on allowing modded multiplayer games with a minimum of fuss.Earlier in the week we saw Runic Games officially add the Steam Workshop, a further testament to the companies quite accepting profile on modding, something few games are struggling with these days. We've also added a special tool to GUTS designed to convert pre-GUTS mods into the official mod format, with an eye toward making the transition much easier for our ambitious early modders. When playing modded games, you can view your mod history, any previously played mods, and the impact disabling mods may have on your character.
Runic Games has revealed that their in-house dev tools titled GUTS has been released to the wild, allowing eager modders to change "almost everything about Torchlight 2, from item and skill balance, to level layouts, animations, quests, and much more." Alongside the release of the new mod tools is a new launcher which allows you to choose just which mods you'd like to have active when adventuring across the lands. The action is faster and thicker and rewards are set to a quickened treadmill pace, resulting in an experience that is immediately rewarding and increasingly addictive."Īs per the announcement the console version will feature enhanced controls and new UI alongside some new pets.
We reviewed the game back when it first came out in 2012, noting, "Torchlight II succeeds in being a truly viable alternative to Diablo III. Our team has been working hard on the console version to make sure that the combat feels just as fun and satisfying as it did on PC.” “It’s a solid multiplayer experience with fast-paced action and an almost endless progression system. “We’ve discovered that the core mechanics featured in Torchlight II translate really well onto consoles,” says Andy Boggs, Technical Director at Panic Button. Torchlight II is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch on September 3.
Although developed by the now defunts Runic Games, the action-RPG from some of the key members behind Blizzard's Diablo series is headed to consoles thanks to a new port by the talented team over at Panic Button.
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