Torchlight: Infinite Content Creator Program: How to Join and Earn Rewards

To join the Torchlight: Infinite Content Creator Program, you must submit an application through official recruitment forms that open around major seasonal updates, such as Tartarus. Accepted creators receive tier-based benefits—including monthly Primocryst stipends, community giveaway codes, and test server access—in exchange for publishing regular game coverage and submitting performance metrics on Discord.

Application Requirements and Submission Process

XD Games evaluates applicants based on content quality and production consistency rather than follower count alone. Small channels that focus on leveling tips, build guides, or seasonal mechanics can qualify for entry-level tiers.

To apply, you need an established presence on a video or streaming platform (such as YouTube, Twitch, or TikTok) and an active account on the official Torchlight: Infinite Discord server.

When the recruitment window opens, prepare the following information for the application form:

Channel Analytics: Direct links to your primary platform alongside recent statistics showing viewer engagement, subscriber numbers, or average concurrent viewership.
In-Game Account Information: Your player Account ID, character name, and primary server region (such as Americas, Europe, or Asia) so XD Games can route in-game deliveries.
Discord Handle: Your direct Discord username to receive onboarding instructions, access private creator channels, and interact with the milestone tracking bot.

Creator Tiers and Reward Breakdown

The program uses a tiered reward structure that scales rewards based on your publication frequency and audience reach during an active season.

Tier Level	Deliverables	Typical Rewards and Support
Recruit / Starter	1–2 seasonal videos or regular weekly livestreams	Monthly Primocryst stipend, community giveaway codes
Core Partner	Consistent weekly guides, patch coverage, active streaming schedule	Larger Primocryst packages, Season Pass unlocks, official social media reposts
Elite / Lead Creator	Comprehensive build guides, high average viewership, extensive seasonal coverage	Direct developer communication, test server preview builds, potential event bounties

Primocryst stipends offset the cost of pulling Pactspirits, purchasing Season Passes, or acquiring cosmetics. Giveaway codes provide redeemable resources and items that you can distribute to viewers to drive stream engagement.

Test Server Access and Early Coverage

Higher program tiers grant access to closed preview servers ahead of major seasonal patches. This environment lets creators inspect upcoming hero traits, seasonal mechanics, and balance adjustments before public launch.

Participating in early test realms allows creators to:

Test Build Synergies: Experiment with new skill and gear interactions to prepare day-one build setups.
Prepare Launch Guides: Record footage and construct leveling paths so educational content is ready the moment public servers open.
Provide Developer Feedback: Report bugs and flag balancing concerns directly to the development team through private creator channels.

Test server mechanics, drop rates, and damage tunings are non-final. Early preview coverage should inform viewers that balance adjustments may occur prior to the global update.

Performance Tracking and Program Rules

Incentives are not distributed automatically. Creators must maintain active reporting and adhere to content standards to remain in good standing:

Metric Reporting: You must log links to your published videos, livestreams, or short-form clips through the official Discord creator bot on a regular schedule (typically bi-weekly or monthly). Failing to report deliverables can result in withheld Primocryst distributions or removal from the creator roster.
Disclosure Compliance: Disclose developer support and affiliate status clearly across video descriptions and stream layouts in accordance with advertising regulations, such as United States FTC guidelines.
Content Standards: XD Games permits critical reviews and balance feedback, but creators must not promote exploit tutorials, private servers, or third-party real-money trading (RMT).