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    Trine

    Game » consists of 12 releases. Released Jul 02, 2009

    Trine is a fantasy 2D side-scroller for PC and PlayStation 3 that lets you switch between three different characters to solve puzzles and find treasure.

    xon's Trine (PC) review

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    • xon has written a total of 14 reviews. The last one was for Alan Wake (Steam)

    Fun...for a while

    Trine tells a simple tale set in a fantasy world fabulously created full of colour and surprising detail.

    Based on the positive reviews I expected quite a lot. Mostly the game kept me happy and entertained. I thought the puzzle elements were fun and switching between characters was a novel way of playing the game.

    The control, though, are less than stellar. I bought the game to play with my wife, who hardly ever plays games, and it was simply too difficult for her to jump to the different platforms.

    It persevered but in the end gave up, too. I pride myself in finished my games, but this got too repetitive, frequently frustrating with little pay-off.

    Worth a look and maybe you'll have better luck and more fun than I did.

    Other reviews for Trine (PC)

      Thrice as Nice 0

        Given the current marketplace, much of gaming has come down to yearly sequels and variations on a theme. There is not a lot of room for major deviance within that system, much of the time it simply isn’t commercially viable to stray too far from what is traditionally successful. Trine stands out as a well-designed game with a refreshing gameplay mechanic; one that isn’t just a clone of so many other games on the market. While it certainly isn’t the first of its kind – Blizzard did it years ago...

      18 out of 18 found this review helpful.

      Trine: Where Physics and Level Design Mesh Well 0

      Right from the get-go, Trine is the sort of game that knows what it is and isn't. It is a (predominantly) downloadable game, with a modest scope and healthy, but not particularly lengthy run time. In that regard, it's not particularly different from its contemporaries on services like Steam and XBLA. What it is not, however, is a game that should be scoffed at in most any regard whatsoever. While Trine is a game with a very specific mission in mind, one devoted to delivering satisfying combat an...

      12 out of 12 found this review helpful.

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