The original Trine was a great example of how a game with strong visuals and a clever, well-executed concept can be a success in the realm of downloadable games. The cooperative fantasy adventure achieved a cult audience that’s been patiently waiting for a sequel. That wait finally ends tomorrow provided you’re going to play on PC, as console players have a couple more weeks of waiting ahead of them.
The trio of wizard, knight and thief will return to PCs tomorrow via services like Steam and Direct2Drive. In two weeks console players will get their chance with cooperative puzzles, as PSN gets the game on Tuesday the 20, and XBLA will have it the next day, just in time for a mystical X-Mas. No matter the platform, the game will cost $14.99.
IceBlueKirby - December 6, 2011 9:16 p.m.
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RonsonPL - December 7, 2011 5:31 p.m.