Torchlight: Infinite

Read my review if you are a player who doesn't mind paying a few bucks for games. Most of the reviews I've seen are only about the early phase of the game. But the real problem is its shitty endgame. So please listen to me and stay away from this game at all cost. I played Torchlight: Infinite for 100+ hours, and I invested 6000USD into this game to get all the currently available pets to pull, and max ranked all the OP pets. I'm very deeply disappointed about this game. I'm convinced that no player should ever get into this game, unless you enjoy endless suffering (

Game seems greats and it keeps improving to season to season upon inflicting us with new items and in game mechanics but also new hero's and their hero trait's which then it is used to make a build around that hero with a addition of the skill tree where the player can make unique build that suits their playstyle. the game keeps introducing new league mechanics on each season which gives us the extra content to be played around but also running and eliminating monsters around the realm is really satisfying to watch but also gives you the idea of how strong is the build getting which is really fun to watch but at the same time it can get frustrating on getting the essential upgrades which makes this so game grindy.

As a Path of Exile (PoE) veteran, Torchlight: Infinite feels like a streamlined, mobile-friendly take on the ARPG formula that PoE has mastered, but it lacks the depth and staying power that keeps PoE players hooked. The build customization is robust for a newer game, with a talent system and skill-linking mechanics that echo PoE’s complexity, yet it’s more accessible—sometimes to a fault. Where PoE thrives on its labyrinthine skill tree and near-endless theorycrafting, Torchlight: Infinite simplifies things, which can feel refreshing but also restrictive after a while. Gear progression and crafting are solid, with a satisfying loot chase, though the itemization doesn’t hit the same highs of PoE’s intricate mod system. The combat is fast-paced and visually punchy, leaning into a casual, pick-up-and-play vibe that contrasts with PoE’s punishing precision. However, the endgame—while decent with its Netherrealm system—pales next to PoE’s Atlas grind in scope and replayability. Monetization is the real sticking point: unlike PoE’s fair cosmetic focus, Torchlight: Infinite flirts with pay-to-win via paid classes, pets, and auction house tabs which feels predatory compared to PoE’s one-time stash purchases. It’s a fun distraction for a PoE vet, but it’s more of a lite alternative than a true competitor—lacking the soul-crushing depth and community-driven polish that define GGG’s masterpiece.

Unfortunately, the game is now balanced around P2W mechanism that greatly diminishing the enjoyment of the game. The current season SS7 is worse than almost all previous season, because of the pact spirit changes and balancing around having legendary pact spirits. It goes so far that it really become a factor that limiting the game rather than enhancing the game. It is sad, because under the hood the game is pretty solid. I like a lot of the game designs. However, with the new updates I find myself playing less and enjoying the game way less. Hopefully the dev will update the game for better, but as of right now I can hardly recommend this game to any others.

a game with  good 🎮 Gameplay and 📖 Storyline in mobile im sure peoples that love path of exile..(me myself are a poe lover and play near 9 years and for me poe was very fun and cool from diablo 3,4, immortal)..can be happy when have play this game and game i not p2w like last seasons, and p2w system fixed

📖 Brief review: Literally the best a-rpg on mobile devices, with interesting builds, characters and skill mechanics 👍 Pros: Good graphics, pleasant interface and sound accompaniment, the presence of thoughtful endgame and the possibility of almost endless farming 👎 Cons: Considering that this is a mobile game, which without microtransactions can not live, the disadvantage is the presence of donation, which does not greatly affect gameplay, but at the start you will be available to an exceptional number of characters