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Torrential can also be used after any monster is summoned, including your own. It does not need to be a special summon.
The only real downside to Torrential vs Dark hole is the fact it is a trap card. If it were a quick play spell I would say it is better than Dark hole by a huge margin.
A quick spell with the power of torrential or dark hole it's too broken, probably limited, banned or with a big negative effect for the user.
They wanted to make sure each one had their own uses I guess.
Could also always use it (or Dark Hole) after summoning your own "Can't be destroyed by card effects" boss monster. Just a thought.
That archtype gives me PTSD.
(solely due to that Igknight ftk deck that utilizes a Psychic-converted Cyber-Stein, Independent Nightingale, and SKDSV and/or Windwitch - Crystal Bell; may everyone who uses that combo be forced to endure endless afk bots)
Let that sink in.
Honestly giving Cyber-Stein a hard "Once per turn" limit on his effect would likely suffice.
You're looking at the cards wrong. You shouldn't be thinking about either of those two scenarios because both cards lack versatility / are too slow to be worth including in the first place. There is a better alternative called Raigeki which destroys only your opponent's cards... and even that card sees no competitive play.
If you need board breaker cards, consider any of the following instead: Lightning Storm, Evenly Matched, Forbidden Droplet, Dark Ruler No More, Harpie's Feather Duster, and Dinowrestler Pankratops.
Torrential is pretty decent in any trap focused deck like Eldlich and Phantasm Spiral. However, most of those decks would rather play floodgates (Rivalry, Gozen, Skill Drain) instead of Torrential because it is reliant on your opponent doing a specific thing (summoning), whereas you can flip up a floodgate at the most critical moment to get high value from it.