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The changes announced today may seem drastic, but I had firsthand experience with the Torchlight 2 alpha tests and that game also looked very different in its early testing stages. In the meantime, you can keep up with the game's progress on. There is indeed a fourth, but it has yet to be revealed - we can expect to hear more about it "soon". You'll note that that's only three classes. The Railmaster is a locomotive savvy powerhouse who steams into combat with a massive hammer and heavily armed battle train. The Forged is a powerful robot who relies on an arsenal of weaponry to build up heat and unleash explosive assaults. The Dusk Mage is an enchanter who harnesses the power of light and dark energy to conjure devastating attacks. Here are the descriptions of the new classes in the press release: So, what about the classes? Torchlight 2 changed things up from its predecessor, and Torchlight 3 is looking to do the same. We got great things coming down the pike and please stay tuned."

So I want to say 'thank you' to the alpha testers, 'thank you' to everyone who's been following along. They've given us constant feedback from the very beginning of this journey and I think it's made the game a whole lot better than it was before. "There is a lot of good stuff coming down the road and all of it is possible because of the great input we've gotten from our alpha testers. We can expect to be able to play it on PC sometime in 2020, although a more specific Max Schaefer went on to say that for "one boxed price", you'll get the game and all of its content, no fuss, no muss. We have changed the structure of the game, changed the way you go through it, the pacing, the monsters you fight, and made so many great new changes that you're gonna have to get all the details either online, in our blogs, we do Friday fun streams - so check us out there - and on social media." The game just works better as a premium title. "We did these changes mostly because of feedback we got from our alpha players," he explained. "They told us what they want the game to be and from our own internal deliberations, we also agreed. And so, we have made the change both in the business model and the name for these reasons."

Schaefer stated. " Torchlight Frontiers told us that it really wants to be the spiritual successor to Torchlight 1 and Torchlight 2.

"As you make a game, the game starts to tell you what it wants to be," Mr.