Trine

By LanOC Reviews on April 03, 2010

Having the opportunity to play a game that hasn't gotten a lot of press is a chance to make known the truth about something most people may not have tried. It's kind of like when a new flavor of energy drink comes out. I mean you don't want...

By ImpulseGamer on December 01, 2009

PC on Steam and the PS3 on Play Station NetworkNo we are not talking about an angle of 120° (1/3 of the 360° ecliptic). A separation (orb) of 120±04° is considered a Trine as in the Astrological aspect.... Trine is a side scrolling...

By Armchair Empire on November 08, 2009

It used to be mildly surprising when a game successfully melded multiple genres into a single experience, but nowadays it’s becoming increasingly common (mercifully). Trine is another such example of how fun it can be to have a bunch of play...

By Gaming Nexus on September 14, 2009

Trine follows the adventures of a trio of heroes bound together by the titular magical artifact. There’s some menacing evil engulfing the land, and maybe some all-powerful artifacts to recover. I really didn’t pay the plot much attention,...

By DarkZero on August 06, 2009

As 3D titles continue to improve their visual and technical aspects, it’s become abundantly clear that 2D games have been all but perfected; With 3D games, many factors must be taken into account (a working camera, ground textures, pop-in, just to...

By New Game Network on August 02, 2009

Trine is an action platforming game for PC, which is also on PSN and soon rumoured for Xbox Live. It is developed by the Finnish company Frozenbyte, who are known for their fun top-down shooter series Shadowgrounds. The game was released on PC on 3...

By TechTree on July 25, 2009

There is no school like the old school, and Trine is truly old school. A 2D slide-scroller with 3D models based in a fantasy setting, Trine is fresh and innovative. The game heavily relies on real-world physics, combining elements of puzzle and combat...

By Games Radar on July 16, 2009

Bungling through Trine’s side-scrolling levels of physics puzzles with two friends is definitely the way to go. In single-player, you transform between these three characters, using their abilities to solve puzzles step by step. Conjure a platform...

By ZTGamerDomain.com on July 10, 2009

Congratulations it's a Trine!The above hook line wasn't created just so I would be consistent with my clever one-liners, but is the perfect sentence to describe this game. Trine is what would happen if Fable 2 and Lost Vikings met at a Christmas...