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Torchlight III

Torchlight III Launches For PC, PS4, and Xbox One on October 13

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Dungeon crawler Torchlight III will be leaving Steam Early Access and launches for PC and consoles on Oct. 13, developer Echtra Games announced today.

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The action RPG will be coming to PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on Oct. 13 with a Nintendo Switch version coming later this year. The game will cost $39.99, $10 more than currently through Steam Early Access.

Each version of the game will come with an exclusive fairy pet with Steam getting a violet glittersprite, Xbox One getting a verdant glittersprite, PlayStation 4 getting an azure glittersprite, and Nintendo Switch getting an ashen glittersprite.

Torchlight III takes place a century after the previous game with new adventurers required to save the world of Novastraia from invasion by the Netherim and its allies.

It will include online four-player cooperative multiplayer, offline single-player, three acts, fully customizable forts, four hero classes, five relics, a pet system with skills and gear, a challenging end-game experience called “Fazeer Shah’s Dun-Djinn,” and more.

The game was originally called Torchlight Frontiers and was expected to contain more MMO-like aspects with a free-to-play system, but was shifted to a fully-fledged sequel last January. It was then released in Steam Early Access last June.


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