A charming point-and-click adventure with a captivating story and a beautifully crafted world. Some puzzles can be tricky, but the journey is worth it for those who enjoy a touch of magic and mystery.

A thoughtful and engaging point-and-click adventure with intuitive puzzles and a memorable story. A strong follow-up that expands its world and characters—one that leaves you hoping for more.

Bigger, more refined sequel that improves combat, adds more worlds and build variety. RNG elements and weaker melee hold it back, but co-op and boss fights are a clear step-up from the first entry!

A challenging yet rewarding co-op shooter with fun loadout customization. Some recycled bosses and minimal build variety hold it back, but the DLC adds great fights, making it a solid pick for co-op.

A fun return to form with creative puzzles and co-op charm. The story feels weaker, character balance may off, and bugs can be frustrating, but the game still delivers a great time, esp. with friends!

An ambitious shift to 3D that doesn’t quite land. The mechanics feel awkward, the level design is weaker, and the ending is abrupt. Still, it’s a decent game—just not the Trine experience fans expect.

A beautiful and engaging puzzle adventure with refined mechanics and creative level design. Some sections can drag on, but the mix of exploration, problem-solving, and co-op play makes it worthwhile.

A well-designed co-op puzzle game with creative mechanics and an enjoyable campaign. Some characters feel unbalanced in multiplayer, but the varied levels and smooth mechanics keep things engaging.

A well-intentioned RPG with good worldbuilding and meaningful choices, but execution falls short. The mechanics are confusing, combat gets repetitive, and the abrupt ending leaves things unresolved