I'm really cold on these games. I've tried them a few times but I've never been that interested in them.

Four for yes, four for no. Just posting so I can have this saved in my forums page.

Yes, my buddies and I played these online together. 1 and 2 specifically. 3 we never visited as word was the game fell short, but maybe one day we will. But the first two were really fun to play together. Nothing was super difficult, some control things here and there to get used to, but overall, we had a great time.

I love the first 2 Trine games. They are absolutely worth playing. The third one, not so much. You can get them for a song on Steam every once in a while so just keep a look out for them.

Loved the first two games, the third one just never clicked for me.

I liked them as co-op games but found it a bit of a slog individually, especially 2.

I played through Trine 2 in 3player co-op and had a good time with it.

I played an hour or so of Trine 2 and couldn't get into it or the physic-y nature of it, so from my time with it...nope.

They were never as good as I wanted them to be. Co-op with a friend makes it worth it but just barely. Visually great but playing them was just above boring.

I voted yes, but it's a very lukewarm yes, and only with 3-player co-op. It's got many different bits (puzzles, platforming, combat), but none of them are particularly good. I'd recommend playing other games if there are only 2 players.

The first one was an excellent PC platformer in its year. Since then, with Meat Boy and Spelunky, the bar has been raised to where Trine is still charming and has some ingenuity, but it doesn't play as tightly as I want it to.

I would buy either Trine 1 or Trine 2 when they're on sale. I would pass on Trine 3.

I tried to go back to them last year and found them very uninteresting. 3 especially.

I played a lot of Trine 2 it with my friend on PC, but we got bored of it and didn't finish it. It's not a bad game, but it wasn't my kind of game. Ask your brother if he would enjoy this kind of game, if he says yes I would give it a shot if it's on sale.

Also don't bother playing by yourself with Trine imo.

I tried these out a little and didn't enjoy them at all.

As someone who had no one to play these games co-op with I disliked them. I thought Trine when it came out was fun but that fun only lasted a couple hours.

Yeah it's fun. One point I think worth pointing out for the local co-op on PC is that it's very easy to set up and use multiple types of controllers. I just realized that this is not an easy thing to accomplish since so many multiplayer games are not this flexible.

I tried multiple times to get into Trine 2 especially, on my own and with a friend. It's just not something that can hold my attention long enough. Yeah , the graphics are pretty neat for a 2d indie game. But i felt like the combat parts were always weak and some of the puzzles didn't feel smart, just finicky.