Gold returns from previous games, however, rather than players being awarded skill points and character attribute points monsters will drop skill points which in turn can be exchanged for a variety of active and passive abilities which enable us to personalize a character's unique skill-loadout.
For instance, goblins can be encountered during the day, while zombies will replace them at night. The game has a day-night cycle, the presence of enemies will vary in numbers and type in accordance with said cycle. Dungeons can host up to four players at a time, while world pve zones can host up to eight players at a time. The challenge level is cross-referenced with a character's item level to give a player an indication as to whether it is feasible to clear the dungeon.
Each dungeon is assigned a "challenge level," to give an indication of its difficulty. There will be three area types where larger groups of players can mingle, towns, public spaces and dungeons, where players can fight a never ending supply of enemies, group up, and work together to clear dungeons. Naturally there will also be towns, however these will remain static (so that players will always know where key-npcs are located). Stages will predominately be procedurally generated. It aims to combine "the fast-paced combat, procedurally-generated levels, and addictive loot-loop of a dungeon crawler with the social and live-service qualities of an MMO." The pet system will be expanded, and a crafting system will be implemented. The game features a shared world, where players can cooperatively explore dungeons and slay monsters. The game takes place 100 years after the first Torchlight game.
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