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Gorgeous graphics and loads of personality.
Easy-to-use co-op.
Clever physics puzzles.
The Wizard is disproportionately powerful.
Occasional minor lag in multiplayer.
By Expert Reviews on February 08, 2012
Trine 2 is a stunning addition to the platform-puzzle genre, with clever gameplay and a lovely world...
By Atomic MPC on January 25, 2012
It may be from a small dev, but Trine 2 is a great...
By PC Gamer on January 25, 2012
Trine 2 is far from mould-breaking, but the edges have all been smoothed and it’s lovelier than...
By CNET Australia on January 23, 2012
With the wholesome appeal of a fairytale, Trine 2 is unapologetically packed with comfortable tropes. Like the first game, it stars a trio of classic fantasy heroes: a merry knight, a sly thief and a nervy...
By DarkZero on January 11, 2012
Published January 10th 2012. Written by Jorge S. Fernandez. It’s a bit strange how most 2D platformers nowadays are created by indie programmers and studios; after all, it seemed like only yesterday when the console gaming market was dominated by...
By Neoseeker on January 11, 2012
Trine 2 is a puzzle-filled platformer, and the sequel to 2009's sleeper hit Trine. As with that one, you traverse fantasy landscapes with the combined abilities of a conjuring wizard, a tough as nails knight, and a bow-slinging thief. Puzzle play...
By New Game Network on January 07, 2012
Trine 2 is a visually impressive platformer developed by Frozenbyte. The original was released in 2009 and praised for its art design. Like the original, the sequel revolves around a device known as the Trine. This device binds three characters and...
By itreviews.com on January 06, 2012
How do you improve on a first-time hit? Trine 2 manages it by creating beautiful graphics, new gameplay possibilities with online co-op, plus new upgrade powers and tricky puzzles....
By Hi Tech Legion on December 22, 2011
Video games being a multi-billion dollar industry have no shortage of games available in the market at any given time, yet most of the games that get exposure are first-person shooters or other big-budget AAA titles. Similar to the movie industry,...
By GameZone on December 22, 2011
The set-up hasn’t changed that much from the first. The Trine has returned, and the three playable heroes – a thief, a wizard and a knight – team up once again to work their way through trickily invented levels, using their skills to...
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