The first games graphics were amazing, but the sequel actually makes them look bad. Not only does the game look great, it's full of imaginative encounters that will leave you smiling. My only issues with the game is the "endurance" areas where enemies attack in waves and you have to be very defensive to make it through, and also some of the physics puzzle. You can work out the solution to a problem, but the physics to accomplish the solution are so fiddly it can bring the entire game to a screeching halt for an extended duration.

The first game was great...this time around even better! The use of logic based puzzles is awesome. I also really love the art style and new abilities they've added since Trine 1.

I like Trine 2 even more than the original. I prefer the new achievements (there are more) and how beautiful the game looks. On top of that (the best part): the multiplayer got a lot of rework and ist now totally awesome!

A semi-decent side scrolling game, aside from the beautiful visuals and graphics and few cheesy jokes it doesn't offer much, you basically can play as 3 characters who have difference skills and powers, and you have to solve puzzles as you advance in the game.

The game tries to offer as much as possible, but most of the time it is not enough, and the gameplay gets really repetitive especially later in game. The only decent experience is the multiplayer where you can co op with a friend and go doing the levels with a friend/friends.

Overall it's not a bad game, and still manages to offer something refreshing and beautiful

If you've played the first then you know your getting yourself into more of the same great game. Great puzzle gameplay in a good looking sidescroller.

A truly beautiful puzzle-platformer. The visual style and artwork is almost worth the purchase price alone. I found myself just staring at the background on more than one occasion. The gameplay itself is charming and the experience memorable.

The graphic is better than Trine 1 and it now more looks like an arcade game. Gaming is very similar to Trine 1 so it is like a DLC than a new generation. But it's still a good game though.

I'll start off by saying that this is one of the most beautiful indie games of all time. If you're into fantasy worlds and settings, this will most definitely pull you in.

As for the gameplay, you won't be disappointed. Playing either solo or co-op can be a rewarding experience and there's also a lot of replay value. There's also the paid DLC that adds some more content if you're still not satisfied.

Great looking game with bold and colourful graphics; it's like a rainbow is dragged through the already detailed enviroments in the game.

Builds upon the original game yet it doesn't try to fix that's not broken. Clear and enjoyable puzzles, some different mechanics from the original but still not too difficult and doesn't get tedious easily.

Some puzzles make you think they were made with co-op in mind but they are doable solo too.

All in all, recommended to those who liked the first game or who like puzzle games or even platformers.

A very fun and enjoyable puzzle game with nice graphics. I liked Trine 1 and i'd say Trine 2 is just as fun. Multiplayer with friends is also fun. A great game that i would not hesitate to purchase.

Lovely game. Just the art, background music and plot alone is worth a buy (if you are in to fairy tales). Just enough play time without getting tedious, as this may be the only weak spot on the game. The game play gets a wee bit repetative after a couple of hours constant playing. But the game is still worth 5 stars for the feeling.

Haven't tried multiplayer but I'm sure it would be a blast.

Marvelous artistic graphics, thought-needed gameplay, nice configured controls (gamepad recognized immediately), nice price. What else to ask from a game that cost 3 coins recently when in discount? Bravo to GG for such a great offer and many bravos to devs.

What a beautiful game!! I recommand this game because Trine2 is like a storybook adventures game and I love it. Fairy-tale graphic, simple control, and harmonious music...

I think it's a fantastic game.

Beautiful graphics, excelent voice acting, fluid moves yet precise gaming and it has co-op and mp so what do you need more? go and buy it :)

Graphics: Absolutely stunning for the type of graphics that they are.

Sound/Music: Very well done. No complaints from me.

Narration: Almost as good as Bastion which I consider to have a top notch narrator.

Gameplay: If your a multiplayer then you're looking like you'll be having some great fun in Trine 2. However if you are a die hard single play game fan, you may struggle with Trine 2 in the beginning until you can master switching between characters, sometimes rather quickly and frequently.

Overall I would not hesitate to recommend Trine 2 to my friends and family, which if you knew me personally you would know that I don't recommend games to friends and family lightly. It's triple worth it if you (like me) could get it while it was at 75% off at only $3.75 (regular list price $14.99)

Trine 2 is meant to be played in mutiplayer -- specifically in two or three-player co-op -- but all of the puzzles are totally solvable by a single player switching between the three characters to access their distinct abilities at will (which, I should add, I've had some success doing in mid-air to pull off some crazy solo maneuvers). Those instant and unlimited swaps make Trine 2 work almost as well as a single-player game.

Lovely puzzle game.

The graphics look lovely, they made more use of the 2,5D in this than in trine 1.

The story is good and a bit easier to follow than the original.

The best thing however is, playing with friends trine 1 could be played with friends but only local now it has proper online coop (and local).

The puzzles, while fun, aren't really hard, so don't expect days of puzzling, it's not that they're easy (some really are) but more that they're not hard either.

And once again the graphics look great!

Pretty good puzzle game with absolutely gorgeous graphics. If you played the first then you know what you are getting with Trine 2, although it must be said that the puzzles aren't as good in the 2nd. Still, well worth the price and well worth the playthrough. Playing with 2 friends is also good for a laugh.

Trine 2 basically improved upon a lot of aspects that Trine 1 kinda faulted on.

You aren't as capable of breezing through a level as easily with 1 of the characters as you could in Trine 1. Which makes the overall need to think a bit more of a priority, instead of grapple this, or magic box that.

Graphics, while don't make the game, are indeed improved upon. I noticed the textures and lighting were improved. Along with this, the backgrounds are just gorgeous, and water is nicer looking.

Gameplay is more tight, since as I said before, 1 character isn't generally viable to clear all the puzzles and enemies. I had to rely on the mage and the warrior alot more in this game, since the puzzles required finesse from both of them. I did not that there were puzzles that clearly were crafted with co-op in mind. Mana was removed, which makes the worry on running out less of a fear. There are some abilities each can use that drains a bar, but it recharges over time.

Along with mana, items were also removed. I'm still 50/50 on this choice, though I think I know why they did it. They want the player to focus more on the puzzles, and less on optimization per character. You can still gain abilities though the skill tree. Which was changed so when you level up; you gain 1 skill point to be spent on one of the character trees; not all of them get a point.

Story I felt is a bit more tangible, I understood the gist of Trine 1's; though I didn't feel like it was really all there. It's easily felt more this time around through collectibles and cutscenes.

Downsides I felt were that the story was a tad too short,I think 1 or 2 more levels probably would have made it ideal, increasing my playtime by an hour or two. Ending battle wasn't completely satisfying.And I wish there was, once again, more variance in the enemies you fight.

All in all though I loved the game. Platforming in general was much better, as were the puzzles. They took general ideals for the puzzles and crafted them in ways that worked great. Initially I thought they'd be rather easy to figure out, later on in the game I find this one concept that was easier in the start; and gradually got harder until it'd make you stop and think. Scenery along the way was nice with well made level environments. And the option of co-op must have made many people happy!

I'm giving this game 5 stars. I think 4 1/2 would be better, seeing as how I can't do that and 4 would say less of the game then I feel it deserves; 5 is the way to go.

Great levels, great puzzles, challenging enemies and awesome skills. Add these with simultaneous local and online co-op and the party starts. If you liked Trine 1, you will certainly fall in love for this release!