1. w00tasaurus

   10

   For the genre, Trine 2 is a true 10/10 game, improving on its predecessor in every way. Combat, movement, and gameplay in general are fluid and intuitive. Puzzles, especially reaching the optional experience orbs, are extremely satisfying. The art style, music, and atmosphere create an immersive fairy-tale-like world.… Expand

   • Helpful? 2 of 2 users said Yes.
2. Shig

   8

   The game is breathtaking. The visuals are amazing, the original game was pretty, but Frozenbyte took it to another level in the sequel. Not to mention Ari Pulkkinen worked some magic on the soundtrack, the lighthearted high fantasy inspired tunes do a great job setting the mood, and just being great to listen to. The voice work is quirky and well done, and the co-op is an extremely welcome feature that allows you and your buddies to either chew threw the game, or screw off. An absolutely amazing experience, an improvement in every way over Trine, which was a pretty damn good game to begin with.… Expand

   • Helpful? 12 of 12 users said Yes.
3. Andrew_Paterson

   7

   A solid 7, very pretty but short and easy. Fun for a few hours but soon forgotten.
   
   Once you realise you can 'fly' by levitating a box on a box... well things become even easier.
   
   As an aside: I find the complaint that Trine, a 2D platformer was a 2D platformer to be a bit weird.… Expand

   • Helpful? 2 of 3 users said Yes.
4. Inca

   3

   Very pretty atmosphere, but too pretty and too colourful for my taste. I also had a hard time controlling the characters and getting used to them, so I gave up. The puzzles weren't that hard, and not feeling in control of the characters made me give up after 5 minutes. I may give it a shot later, but it was nothing extraordinary at all, and the pretty, yet too colourful and bright, graphics don't weigh up for my annoyance at all.… Expand

   • Helpful? 1 of 12 users said Yes.

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