Torchlight II Save File 100% – Level 100 Character + All Acts + New Game+ Complete
100% complete save file for Torchlight II PC. The character sits at level 100 with a fully optimized endgame build, all four Acts and the post-game Ember Galaxy content are finished, the Netherrealm New Game+ cycle has been cleared, and every Steam achievement obtainable through normal play is unlocked.
| Game | Torchlight II |
| Developer | Runic Games |
| Platform | PC (Steam) |
| Version | Latest Steam build (Synergies-mod compatible base save) |
| Completion | 100% — Level 100 + All Acts + Ember Galaxy + New Game+ |
| Steam App ID | 200710 |
| Save Path | C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\My Games\Runic Games\Torchlight 2\save\<CharacterName>\ |
| Save File | Character folder (player.tlp, level.dat, hero.tlp) |
| File Size | ~10 MB (ZIP) |
| Last Updated | September 2026 |
Important: Torchlight II stores each character as its own folder named after that character. Copy the included folder in as a new character rather than overwriting one you want to keep — there's no in-game character rename or merge if you copy over the wrong one.
Documents\My Games\Runic Games\Torchlight 2\save\.About New Game+: Torchlight II's Netherrealm New Game+ mode raises enemy difficulty and loot tiers while keeping your character's level and gear. This save has already cleared it, so the character carries endgame-tier equipment appropriate for further high-difficulty runs.
Documents\My Games\Runic Games\Torchlight 2\save\, inside a folder named after the character. Steam App ID 200710.Torchlight II is an action role-playing hack-and-slash game developed by Runic Games and released in September 2012 as the sequel to 2009's Torchlight. Players choose from four classes — Engineer, Outlander, Berserker, and Embermage — and fight through randomized dungeons and overworld zones collecting procedurally generated loot, in a structure clearly indebted to Diablo II, whose lead designers founded Runic Games.
Unlike its predecessor, Torchlight II features a full overworld to explore between dungeon crawls, four-player online and LAN co-op, and a much larger post-game with the Netherrealm New Game+ system for players who want to keep gearing up after the main campaign's four Acts are complete.
The game was praised on release for its generous, free modding support (via the included GUTS editor and Steam Workshop) and its lack of any subscription or microtransactions, and it went on to sell several million copies, cementing it as one of the most respected budget ARPGs of its generation.