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Trine 2

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Trine 2

Rating: 4.8 (35 votes cast)

Trine 2 is a sidescrolling game of action, puzzles and platforming where you play as one of Three Heroes who make their way through dangers untold in a fantastical fairytale world.

Key Features:

  • Physics-based puzzles with fire, water, gravity and magic
  • Accessible for both casual and hardcore gamers
  • Online and local co-op with up to three players
  • Save anywhere to play as long or short sessions as you like
  • Unlimited Character Mode adds to additional replay value
  • Superb graphics with next-gen visuals use impressive technical effects
  • Hidden collectibles for extra adventuring
  • Upgrade your characters to suit your play style and to learn amazing new skills
  • Fun and challenging achievements to unlock
  • Current and New Game+ to ensure that adventuring will never end
  • Amazing 19-track soundtrack composed by the acclaimed Ari Pulkkinen

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Trine 2 review

By EnjoyTheSauce posted 9th March

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 review

By ShatteredAce posted 13th December 2011

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.

Twice better!

By Ralp posted 7th December 2011

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!