Trine 2 Review (Multi-Platform)

<em>Trine 2</em> Review (Multi-Platform)

Trine 2’s December release sets it in-between two epic open-world games, the single-player Skyrim and the massively multi-player Star Wars: The Old Republic. It’s a timing coincidence, of course, but it’s a coincidence that highlights what makes Trine 2 impressive: it’s refreshingly and delightfully small in scale....  read more

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Humble Frozenbyte Bundle Includes Trine, Raises Money For Charity

Humble Frozenbyte Bundle Includes <em>Trine</em>, Raises Money For Charity

Go buy the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle. Seriously, right now. We’ll wait....  read more

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Watch a New Gameplay Trailer for Trine 2

Watch a New Gameplay Trailer for <em>Trine 2</em>

Trine was one of the breakout indie hits of 2009, offering a beautiful mixture of side-scrolling platforming and puzzle solving. Now, developer Frozenbyte returns with a sequel, offering new enemies, abilities, and most importantly, puzzles....  read more

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Trine Review (PC, Playstation 3)

<em>Trine</em> Review (PC, Playstation 3)

Developer: Frozenbyte Publisher: Southpeak Interactive Platform: PC, Playstation 3 Beautiful but frustrating A depressing trend in sci-fi and fantasy video games is developers’ over-reliance on grim, brown-and-grey visuals to present a world in decay. Sometimes it seems as though art directors’ reference points began with Alien and end with Aliens. So whenever a game like Trine—downloadable for Windows and the Playstation Network—embraces a vibrant color palette and an appreciation for the wondrous as well as the grotesque, you have to take notice. Trine’s high-fantasy milieu is drawn with rich colors and fantastical backdrops: Deep green vegetation grows upon purple rocks,...  read more

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