Our friends over at GOG.com have kicked off a stellar summer-themed promotion that’ll land you Runic Games’ Torchlight for free (yes, for free), the ten-game Definitive Dungeons & Dragons pack for $21.10, and many other titles at a ridiculously low…

Remember when Runic’s Travis Baldree pointed out that iOS title Armored Heroes Online utilizes quite a few Torchlight assets without authorization or any credit given? Well, despite unconvincingly denying they have stolen any asset in the first place, Joystiq brings…

Unfortunate news comes our way via Travis Baldree’s Twitter feed, where the Runic Games lead designer has pointed out that EGLS Technology’s newly released iOS MMORPG Armed Heroes Online is utilizing a bevy of graphical assets from the original Torchlight.…

Considering that Runic Games’ action RPG was involved in a “Battle of the Games” feature yesterday, I suppose it doesn’t come as much surprise that Torchlight is now available on GOG.com. But it’s nice to see it release so quickly…

In what has to be one of the oddest pairings they’ve had to date in their “Battle of the Games” feature, GOG.com has pitted Runic Games’ action RPG Torchlight against Starbreeze’s FPS The Chronicles of Riddick. But what makes this…

According to a transcript of a recent Perfect World’s financial call for Q2, the Torchlight MMO is tentatively slated for a late 2012/early 2013 release, as CEO Kelvin Lau states during the Q&A session: Torchlight from Runic, as mentioned, I…

Torchlight’s remarkable success story continues, as Runic Games sent out a press release announcing the game has sold one million copies following a very successful Steam sale (where the game was sold for 3 USD/EUR). Torchlight Goes Platinum Runic Games’…

PC Gamer is offering up “a selection of direct quotes” about Torchlight and Torchlight II that were made by Runic Games CEO Max Schaefer during this week’s E3. In particular, the discussion revolves around the rampant piracy of the first…

Over the course of this new 52-second E3 trailer, Runic Games manages to showcase about thirty different armor sets they’ve prepared for us in Torchlight II. I’ll take one of the steampunk versions, thanks: