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Though Torchlight Infinite is being made to be mobile-friendly however, it will also launch on PC. In an email interview with GameSpot the producer D2R ladder items Liu Heng said Torchlight Infinite will allow cross-progression.

Players will be able connect their accounts under one account and move between mobile and PC without losing their progress. It will have a few other improvements over the mobile version, including greater camera options, bigger views, and additional control options.

The most important aspect to consider in any free-to-play adventure and especially one with loot-based content, is how the game will be being monetized. On that front, Heng explained that purchases in Torchlight Infinite are broken down into two categories. Features like more bag space, talent resets, and auto-looting functionality will be what Heng described as "pay-for-convenience." New heroes, along with various cosmetics, will be sold for purchase and fall under what Heng described as "pay-for-content."

Torchlight Infinite will not sell gear or crafting materials to anyone for real money, Heng said. These products will "strictly grind-to-get" to ensure fair play for everyone. Heng said his intention that Torchlight Infinite won't have any stamina meter or system which limit progress of players and that players will have the "freedom to begin and stop their game at any time."

It's not an easy line to walk. Diablo Immortal, which Torchlight Infinite may be the game to be compared to, was condemned at the time of launch for its pay-to win mechanics, even as it reportedly made the equivalent of $50 million in its first month. Additionally gamers have complained how Diablo Immortal's MMO structure punishes players who are playing by themselves buy diablo 2 resurrected items, with many having difficulty finding the additional players needed to finish the quests or dungeons that are essential to advancement.