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트라인 1에 비해 커진 볼륨, 더 화사해진 그래픽, 더 난이도 있는 퍼즐

퍼즐 플랫폼 게임을 좋아한다면 결코 후회하지 않을 작품

훌륭한 그래픽 ost 퍼즐 의 삼위일체 세일도 팍팍하는 시리즈인 만큼 80% 이하로 내려가면 필구다

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Graphics:
+ stunning lighting atmosphere
+ pretty animations
+ countless details
+ great backgrounds

Atmosphere:
+ dreamlike graphic style
+ imaginative fantasy world
+ heroes commend the game situation

Sound:
+ good english speakers
+ fabulous music
+ good sound effects
- bad german speakers

Balance:
+ three difficulty levels
+ several ways to solve a puzzle
+ fair enemys
+ fair checkpoints
- puzzles and jumps relatively undemanding

Weapons & Extras:
+ individual talent tree for each character
+ many collecting extras
+ different equipment

Game Size:
+ coop mode
+ thanks secrets high replayability
+ playtime around 10 hours

Level Design:
+ varied locations
+ good mix between action and thinking
+ very detailed

Your embodies one of the three heroes Pontius, in his knight, the thief Zoya and Amadeus, magicians and wimp before the Lord, a triumvirate of legendary heroes summoned by the mysterious Trine to eradicate a growing evil leaking its dark influence across the world from deep within the Enchanted Forest.
The primary arc of events revolve around assisting a princess in finding and destroying a goblin king. There are hints scattered around levels in the forms of books and notes that expand the story of the princess and the relationship with her sister.
It is not until the last few levels that the game remembers that it was presenting a story to players. The story can best be described as a subtle underlaying to the gameplay that simply offers extra inncentive to complete each level.

What makes Trine 2, but the puzzles with which our hero group is confronted. The puzzles are based on the previous model: Each of the drawing has different skills that we need to combine clever.

- Pontius is a knight of course responsible for properly what to give opponents on the cap.
With his shield but it can also protect the troops or divert fluids before bullets. Add to that his war hammer, he may even throw later to break down fragile walls.

- Amadeus can conjure out of nowhere thanks to his magical gift boxes and planks. He also makes objects float and later even opponents, to use as a shield - completely defenseless the witcher is not so. Especially as monsters die when Amadeus can fall on your head them boulders. And lava pits are just as deadly as our trio of heroes for the nasty goblins. Who uses his surroundings, his opponent can get rid of some very amusing way.

- Zoya is the ranged combat expert of the Force. With her bow she can take distant or entrenched adversary targeted. During the game, we also get to fire explosive arrows and Ice Arrows to freeze the opponent. However, Zoya's greatest strength is her grappling hook, with which they can hold on to wooden objects.

Back to how great it looks! Each new area you pass through along the journey is eye-catching enough to make you pause to take it all in for a moment -- and there are a lot of them over the roughly eight hours of play time. From castles to forests, swamps to caves, tropical islands to fiery and icy wastes, each is distinct and terrifically detailed with artistic flair, and populated by amazing creatures like a giant frog, carnivorous plants, and even a dragon. The lively flute 'n lute music and a kindly British narrator put a finishing touch on this expertly crafted fantasy atmosphere.

To an extent, the same can be said for the sound effects and music, which also exhibit high quality and creativity. Environments have believable ambience with insects chirping and water flowing in the forest, and wind howling and thunder echoing through the craggy reefs of a stormy beach. Weapons make appropriate clashes, clangs, and pings in battle, and objects react to each other with realistic sounds. There’s nothing to complain about here, and the soundtrack has no downside either.
It matches the tone of the game with a full orchestra playing lively, upbeat, fun songs to accompany the gameplay, whether you're solving a puzzle or fighting a group of goblins.

Trine 2: Complete Story is still a brilliantly charming game. The sound package is also excellent, although I'd be lying if I said it was as amazing as the visuals. Simply put, it's an exemplary indie game that has the makings of a blockbuster title.

Score: 83 / 100
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Game has a pleasant atmosphere and is pretty easy, but still fun. Perfect game to play with a girlfriend

I'm still addict to this one with it's gameplay and background musics.
There are plenty tutorial's on youtube about how to pass levels and achievements.

If you like puzzle games, highly recommended. Beautiful art, fun story, challenging puzzles. Sit down with a drink on a rainy day and play this game.

I've been Trine 2 get into this game for a while

The most magical experience I have ever had in a video game!

Gorgeous visuals that make you sit and contemplate dieing because you want to look into the landscape.

JAW DROPPING!

Trine 2 is a gorgeous, fun game that I would wholeheartedly recommend, even though I am not someone who normally enjoys puzzle games. The world is vibrant and colorful, with great music and fun, if simple, characters to go along with it. It is a light-hearted, relaxing, fun game with a lot of charm. The puzzles were fun and I had a good laugh with my co-op partner. We trolled each other and had quite a few memorable moments playing the game. I feel like the wizard was the most well-thought out character in the game and that the thief and knight didn't get quite as much attention as the wizard, but this is a very minor nitpick. Playing the thief and the knight wasn't a bore; I mostly played the thief during my playthrough and still had a ton of fun. The puzzles were creative, but not frustrating. I found myself laughing at the silly mistakes we made more often than not.

One of the best co-op games you'll ever play.

Out of all the games I've called beautiful, this game is the pinnacle of beauty. But even if it was as ugly as sin I would recommend this, because it's one of the best co-op experiences you'll have on the PC.

Taking on a knight, wizard and a swinging thief, you dive into the beautiful world of Trine solving puzzles and laughing at the mishaps and physics amusement that occur. Not so fun as a single player, but still worth a buy.

I finished the "Complete Story" version of Trine2, which is an extended version of the regular Trine2. The extra content ("Gobling Menace DLC") is almost of the same size and the original, and it's equally nice, maybe even prettier! It took me about 13hrs to beat the whole game, and it wasn't particularly difficult, especially when you get the hang of it.

Gameplay: It's essentially a puzzle platform game, with a bit of action (battles) at some points. You have three characters (fighter, mage & rogue archetypes) that you switch to any time during play; each character has unique abilities that will help you get through the various puzzles you come across. Each level of the game (there are about 20 levels for the "Complete Story") has about 10-15 puzzles to complete, with save/checkpoints every one or two. Most puzzles are typically "get to the right of the screen" type, over chasms or mechanisms or beating foes, and can usually be solved in a multitude of different ways. The puzzles weren't too challenging, and some of them might be a little repetitive, i.e. you could easily go through them using "standard" techniques. There's also hints to get you going, if you're stuck on a puzzle for too long. I played with WASD keys + mouse, and there are also some more keyboard shortcuts; controls were quite simple to learn & master and I encountered no problem. No glitches or weird bugs fell to my attention, and the physics engine of the game was quite robust.

Theme/Graphics/Sound: The story is all set in a fairy-tale world, which some might find a bit "underaged" (as if it's meant for children, i.e. far from "mature"), but I didn't mind that so much. The graphics are ASTOUNDING, computer-made but beautiful, and fleshed in 3D even if the game is essentially 2D. Lighting and other visual effects are particularly well done and there's some pretty animations at the end of each level. There's a great variety of "worlds" you're going to have to go through: from dark dungeons to ice-caverns, to jungles, to deserts, to floating-islands, even to the belly of a giant beast! Each is rendered in a very pretty and unique style. The three heroes (along with the narrator and some other characters) are very well voiced, all along the story and at each level. The music is nice too, although I can't state anything special about it.

Overall: Recommended, if you like puzzle-platform games that aren't too difficulty. The graphics are also a BIG plus to this game. You might wanna pass this, if you don't like fairy-tale settings or puzzles :)

The short length of the campaign and a few overly challenging puzzles are minor blemishes in an overall entertaining and worthwhile experience. Fans of the side-scrolling and platform genres need not look elsewhere, Trine 2 offers a wealth of truly innovative puzzles that are a welcome getaway from the current market of repeated genre titles.

Visuals - 10/10
Story - 9/10
Music - 9/10
Gameplay - 9/10

Overall, a very entertaining and satisfying game.

"Beauty is power; a smile is its sword."

Trine 2 represents a 2-D jump & run adventure game with impressive artwork, beautiful design and sophisticated puzzles. As already introduced in the original Trine you can switch on the fly between three different characters, a knight, thief and wizard (still no fireballs). It is also the basis for the great puzzle system this game offers, and the multitude of possibilities to solve each one of them.

The balance between combat and puzzle sections leave no room for boredom. And the adjustable level of difficulty gives newcomers and veterans a fair chance to prove their abilities. Furthermore the multiplayer adds some extra life to the game, as the experience is genuinely different.

The DLC in form of Goblin Menace adds a couple new levels, a new story, and several new skills which will also be available in the original game.

Overall Trine 2 feels more refined than its predecessor and the beautiful artwork in combination with the creative puzzle sections are very persuasive and entertaining. In addition it offers enough content to justify itself as a worthy sequel to Trine.

Fun fact: Due to relatively poor sales for Trine 2 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the conversion for the expansion for these consoles was deemed not be cost effective, thus Trine 2: Goblin Menace was never released for these platforms.
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My rating system consists of five categories in descending order of importance:

- Atmosphere
- Details
- Puzzles
- Story
- Combat & Controls

Based on the performance each category will receive one of the following grading:

- S-Rank: excellent
- A-Rank: very good
- B-Rank: solid
- C-Rank: satisfactory
- D-Rank: inferior

If the S-Rank is awarded, a quote from the game or personal comment will be added as a token of my respect (in brackets).
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Atmosphere: A-Rank

Details: S-Rank

(It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see.)

Puzzles: S-Rank

(To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.)

Story: B-Rank

Combat & Controls: A-Rank [with a gamepad]
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To conquer all achievements of Trine 2, you will most likely spend around 40 hours.

There are several multiplayer achievements, which can be easily obtained with two people.

Should you have any questions about the different achievements, please feel free to contact me.

Achievement difficulty: 6 of 10

Common:
Singleplayer [+1]
Multiplayer [+1]
DLC [+1]

Special:
Trine 2 Hard [+1]
Trine 2 Hard II [+1]
Trine Kaput For Good? [+1]
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Trine 2 (PC) – 2-D adventure game + Jump & Run + Puzzles
(Fantasy) – 2012
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Trine (PC) – 2-D adventure game + Jump & Run + Puzzles
(Fantasy) – 2009
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This is the most gorgeous looking game i've ever played in my entire life.

It got a really amazing soundtrack that fits with the game perfectly.

The story is well-writen.

The combat is really well done with the Knight.

The puzzles are quite easy but that doesn't take away the gorgeous looks of the game.


Well if you love 2.5D side scrollers yer probally love this one.

The atmosphere and graphics are truly amazing!
Can be utterly frustrating and equally rewarding when you get pass that seemingly impossible part of the level.

Sometimes this game can be easy, sometimes nearly impossible, especially if you're determined to get the Master Collector achivement.
Not sure about the replayability though, unless you're after the achievements.

Trine 3 must be in development, please!

Trine 2 is the definition of what a plaformer should be. The graphics are top notch with great lighting. The fluidity of the animation and controls are perfect so that while some of the puzzle sections may be difficult at times they are never blamed on the slick controls. The levels are long enough to be enjoyable and not too long where they get boring. Each level offers a variety of landscapes and scenery, all of which are beautiful. The storyline is forgettable, but still sets up a good reason for why you are playing the game. The three different characters offer very different ways of playing and each offer different ways to solve the puzzles. Think of it as an action only version of Quest for Glory where each character has a different solution to each puzzle. The addition of the Goblin Menace, the Dwarven Carverns and now the Workshop has helped expand and continue the gameplay of this fabulous series. The best part of this game is the multiplayer offering. Now with online multiplayer, this game truly shines when playing with two or more players.

The price for this game, when on sale is typically under $4 for the entire complete story. Take advantage and don't miss this great game. Bound to be a classic in gaming history.

An incredible game. The original Trine was awesome, but Trine 2 managed to significantly improve what was already a fantastic game. The major improvements over the original in order of significance: online co-op. Need I say more? The ability to save mid-level (cannot stress enough how much I appreciate); combat - while the mechanics are the same, enemies are much more challenging, compelling and aesthetically interesting. I enjoyed combat in the original, but repeatedly killing skeleton soldiers wasn't all that gratifying; puzzles - after only a few levels I noted that the puzzles seemed slightly more challenging than those in the original. Perhaps this is a trade-off for the ability to save mid-level. Whatever the case, I found the overall difficulty to be about perfect. I also loved the new environmental additions, such as water that makes plants grow, etc. Great stuff.; graphics/art design - the original Trine was a gorgeous game and yet the sequel is noticeably more visually stunning. Probably the single prettiest game I've ever played.
10/10.

For me is a good fantasye game and those who love puzzles will find this game awesome