Most of the time the difficulty seemed to come from just trying to make the game work, as several bugs made the already bad experience even worse. Mandatory side quests patted out what little content the game had, and overall it was simply not fun to play.
Skill trees were removed, and all the character actions were over simplified. This lead to some neat cutscenes and a story that could have been interesting, but their budget ran out a third into the game leaving the game only 3 hours long and the story unfinished. Trine 3 was too ambitious of a project, ditching the side-scrolling puzzle platforming in favor of a third person action experience. 8.5/10 Trine 3 The Artifacts of Power: Just as great franchises have great highs, they must also have great lows. This game truly brought Trine into the light, and is a fantastic game to play with friends. The visuals became a lot nicer, the gameplay much smoother, and the difficulty shifted from gameplay into more intricate puzzles. The humor was increased and the characters felt more personable, and really brought the whole experience to life. Picking up shortly after where the last game left off, this game decided to go for a story and even introduce light cutscenes into the experience as well. 7.5/10 Trine 2 Complete Story: Now this is the game that felt like the "true start" of the franchise.
You can also clear the game in 4 hours, so if you want to start at the beginning it could be best to wait for a sale. A straightforward puzzle platformer with minimal story but a constant state of "It doesn't matter how you get past the puzzles, so long as you do." The difficulty is reasonable, but certainly still there, and can lead to a few frustrating deaths. Honestly I think it's held up well over the test of time. Here are my thoughts on each one, then my overall thoughts as a collection: Trine Enchanted Edition: The remastered version of the game that started it all. Having never played any of these games before, I asked for this as a gift, and in a month played through all 4. Having never played any of Trine Ultimate Collection is a compilation of a decade's worth of iconic games meant for a fun time with friends. Trine Ultimate Collection is a compilation of a decade's worth of iconic games meant for a fun time with friends. Featuring a return to the beloved 2.5D style, new ways to play, and the most content in a Trine title to date, Trine 4 is the sequel that epitomizes the best of the franchise. Due to his magical talents, monstrous nightmares have materialized in reality to wreak havoc and it's up to the heroic trio to resolve the situation before the world is consumed by the Nightmare Prince's shadows. The three heroes are joined together once again as they search for Prince Selius, a troubled young noble who is afflicted with intensely dark dreams. Serving as a capstone to the original trilogy, Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is the newest entry to the franchise that elevates it to new heights. Through the first three titles, the protagonists will come to discover, understand, and seek to control the powers bestowed upon them by Trine. Bound to a mysterious artifact called Trine, the three unlikely heroes use their unique skills to battle the undead, navigate treacherous environments, and solve challenging physics-based puzzles across a collection of perilous quests in this best-selling adventure series.
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The Trine series begins with Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight, and Zoya the Thief on a journey across a forsaken and ruined kingdom.
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The Trine series begins with Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight, All four chapters of the Trine series! With the full quadrilogy in one convenient bundle, Trine: Ultimate Collection is the definitive way for new players and veterans alike to experience all four games in the Trineverse.
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