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Back in June and July last year, we wrote about Torchlight and Torchlight II possibly coming to Steam for Linux, and a little while ago more SteamDB activity was noticed.

Again, sorry we are late on this, but a lot of articles got built up since I moved houses and "stuff".

22 days ago this popped up on SteamDB:
Quotesavefiles/9/platforms/1: Linux
savefiles/9/root: gameinstall
savefiles/10/path: save/{64BitSteamID}/
savefiles/10/pattern: *.bin
savefiles/10/platforms/1: Linux
savefiles/10/root: gameinstall
savefiles/11/path: save/{64BitSteamID}/
savefiles/11/pattern: *.txt
savefiles/11/platforms/1: Linux
savefiles/11/root: gameinstall
savefiles/12/path: modsave/{64BitSteamID}/
savefiles/12/pattern: *.svb
savefiles/12/platforms/1: Linux
savefiles/12/root: gameinstall


Of course, it's not solid confirmation, but pretty good supporting evidence to suggest it will release on Steam soon, or a new Humble Indie Bundle will come with it in. Either way we are excited.

About Torchlight II
The award-winning action RPG is back, bigger and better than ever! Torchlight II takes you back into the quirky, fast-paced world of bloodthirsty monsters, bountiful treasures, and sinister secrets - and, once again, the fate of the world is in your hands!

Torchlight II captures all the flavor and excitement of the original game - while expanding the world and adding the features players wanted most, including online and LAN co-op multiplayer. Torchlight II is fast, fun, and filled to the brim with action and loot. Adventure solo or online with your friends!

If you don't own it; don't buy it until the Linux version is released. Support Linux Gaming. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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1mHfoksd1Z 7 Jan 2015
AWESOME!!!!
Beamboom 7 Jan 2015
Already got it for Windows, and this is a real beauty of a game, with a whopping 89% metascore folks. Luckily I'm only a couple of hours into it, so now I'll finish it on Linux. Sweetolini.

If it is a "real" port (and not Wine-wrapped) I'll purchase it again and give it to a (Linux) friend to support the work.
codyaj1995 7 Jan 2015
I am so happy to hear about this! Loved the first one, and always wanted to play number 2. I will defiantly buy when it gets released! (maybe even 2, make that 3)
Eike 7 Jan 2015
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When am I supposed to play all that stuff?!? X)
TheRealJeff 7 Jan 2015
Same as @stan here, I love the first TL, I'll definitely dish out for TL2 if they port it.
ragtag7 7 Jan 2015
This is actually one of those games where I can safely move over to Linux completely because of how much I love this game!
oldrocker99 7 Jan 2015
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Egad! Yet Another Game I bought when I was dual-booting. Maybe I'll buy a copy to gift to a friend, and maybe I won't.
Maelrane 7 Jan 2015
Looked like it back around April/May. Not gonna hold my breath.
EagleDelta 8 Jan 2015
We'll see what happens, shortly after those path definitions were created, actual data was added to the Mac Depot..... The Linux Depot is still at "no size".
sub 8 Jan 2015
I played both TL 1&2.
Games with high potential, indeed, but WAY too repetetive for my taste.
zimplex1 8 Jan 2015
I love Torchlight 2 and have played it multiple times. I would love to play it again as there are many mods that are fantastic.
coryrj19951 9 Jan 2015
Now that I think of it, it’s true that the latest version of TL available in my Humble library has never worked and they didn’t bother fixing it… Will have to be careful before buying TL2.

TL1 world perfect for me from the Ubuntu Software Center, don't know if that had anything to do with it though. I have never had any of the weird glitches everyone said that they had, like the missing heads etc... Even managed to get some mods working.
oldrocker99 9 Jan 2015
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Now that I think of it, it’s true that the latest version of TL available in my Humble library has never worked and they didn’t bother fixing it… Will have to be careful before buying TL2.

TL1 world perfect for me from the Ubuntu Software Center, don't know if that had anything to do with it though. I have never had any of the weird glitches everyone said that they had, like the missing heads etc... Even managed to get some mods working.

When Torchlight hit the Ubuntu Software Center, it sill had the missing head (on the title page, mind you) glitch. Because USC adds a repository for purchased games, it got updated twice, and, on the second update, the game becane 99.999% bug-free. I still play it every month or so, when I'm not busy playing Steam games.

Torchlight II is a lot of fun, with many more game mechanics, and lots of quests, and, if it's a native version (OR if it has as good a wrapper as The Witcher 2 (which has become pretty bulletproof, or at least it has for me)) I'll be having a lot of fun.
coryrj19951 10 Jan 2015
Good news! Just checked the Steamdb, there is now 1.51 GB in it now, and updated an hour ago... hopefully really soon now!
Plintslîcho 10 Jan 2015
Torchlight 2 on Linux would be awesome! The first game was fun but Torchlight 2 is so much better in any respect! Never looked back to the first game since its release. I still really like and enjoy it. Unfortunately, it's not working with Wine anymore since v1.7.17.

So Torchlight 2 on Linux would be a blast!
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