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Damn Fine game.
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I vaguely recall my fond memories of Lost Vikings on the SNES when i'm playing Trine. I 1st saw this game as a featured video on Gametrailers and then heard the boys over at gamerswithjobs raving about it on their podcast. After listening to that i decided i'd at least ...
Reviewed by OldManLight on July 3, 2009
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Trine: A charm filled physics based game.
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Trine is a 2D sidescroling game, based on physics and uses a system reminiscent of Lost Vikings, but with a dash of little big planet.Trine's story is one that is fairly simple, although it's not detrimental to the game, as the main focus is gameplay, the main game mechanic here ...
Reviewed by Ineedaname on July 5, 2009
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Charming and fresh, a tremendous machine
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Developer Frozenbyte has forayed into two-dimensional territory with their new platformer, Trine. For its high price point, this choice of style may initially be an eyebrow-raiser, but Trine’s deeply striking visuals and meticulous, breathing atmosphere are terrifically complimented by its fresh physics-based game play. Perhaps Trine shows that the 2-D ...
Reviewed by JacobForrest on July 17, 2009
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A unique modern Platformer-
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Trine is a 2D indie game from game developer FrozenByte and oozes prettyness from every part of this game, especially the levels...and the Character design....and the narrator...and the Aw hell the whole game is pretty!The Story in Trine has a wizard's, knight's and thief's souls become merged when they touch ...
Reviewed by Ferginator4k on July 21, 2009
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A beautiful and inventive take on a classic genre.
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Developer Frozenbyte has forayed into two-dimensional territory with their new platformer, Trine. For its high price point, this choice of style may initially be an eyebrow-raiser, but Trine’s deeply striking visuals and meticulous, breathing atmosphere are terrifically complimented by its fresh physics-based game play. Perhaps Trine shows that the 2-D ...
Reviewed by Systemlink on July 23, 2009
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Trine Review
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Trine is a 2-D platformer in a 3-D world with a puzzle twist. In a kingdom there is a strange artifact that gets touched by three different individuals at about the same time. What happens next is sort of a mystery. The thief, the magic user, and the warrior all ...
Reviewed by Altered_Confusion on Aug. 19, 2009
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The Old, New.
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For a game that once again treads the 2D platfomrer path (albeit with meticuluosly detailed 3D environments), Trine is able to feel surprisingly original by mixing a mastery of the established with the novelty of a couple of interesting new concepts. The titular astrological aspect unites the souls of three ...
Reviewed by Paperlink on Nov. 2, 2009
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The viking slayer.
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In Trine, you assume control of a group of three characters that happen to be the destined chosen ones; a burly but duty-bound knight, a scantily-clad female thief and a wizard that quotes scribes off the top of his head like a bookworm. They must traverse forests, caves, castles ...
Reviewed by CanuckEh on Nov. 21, 2009
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Good Ol' Fashion Fun
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Trine....is almost Perfect. I say almost because, despite the creative and inspirational mix of gameplay styles between the Wizard, the Thief and the Knight, depsite the lush visuals, despite the puzzles that are built to work so you almost always more than 1 way to find a way around it...there's ...
Reviewed by L33tfella_H on Sept. 6, 2009
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Trine
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Trine is a 3D sidescroller, you know, 3D graphics but you can only move on a 2D plane. Theres fighting with a variety of weapon (more on that soon), basic platofrming and some physics puzzles. It also has some RPG elements, with little green bottles they call experience which you ...
Reviewed by innovacious on July 11, 2009
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A very unique and entertaining PSN download
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Although delayed a bit, Trine for PSN is beautiful, fun, clever and entirely worth the wait. The Great: Each of the three character types are fun to play as and are well realized.Beautiful and clever art and level design. Lots of secrets and power-ups to discover and collect. Platinum trophy in a PSN download! Not bad! I love drop ...
Reviewed by flickr on Oct. 31, 2009
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| Game Name | Trine |
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| Original US Release |
July 2, 2009
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ESRB: E
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| PEGI |
PEGI: 12+
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