If you're looking for a fun adventure that's easy to play and beautiful to look at, Trine 2 will be perfect. This plays more like a fantasy Little Big Planet, which is no bad thing! Trine 2 is rarely a very challenging game, and movement is nowhere near as tight as classic platformers like Mario. Multiplayer is excellently integrated, making it a big improvement, while making perfect use of the three Trine characters.
Trine 2 adds online multiplayer, which allows you to jump into games of up to three people, each playing one character, cooperating through the game. Medieval fantasy worlds can too often lack any individuality, but the beautiful levels of Trine 2 manage to create their own fairy tale feel. The story isn't fantastic, but it doesn't matter when the game is as good looking and fun to play as Trin 2 is. Trine: Ultimate Collection and Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince release for Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and Xbox One on Octoand both are available for pre-order on Amazon.In terms of gameplay and presentation, Trine 2 feels like an improvement over it's pretty predecessor, while not being any kind of revolution. This release date announcement came alongside a brand new gameplay trailer that you can check below. In it, the three heroes of the Trine series help the dog Toby find treats within Heatherwood Hall. If you pre-order either thing, you will also get a cloth poster based on Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince's box art as well as access to a DLC level called Toby's Dream, which crosses over with another Frozenbyte game: Nine Parchments. Meanwhile, Trine: Ultimate Collection adds on the first three Trine games, download codes for the series' original soundtrack as well as a Digital Art Book for Trine 4, and a reversible cover sheet. Its available for users with the operating system Windows Vista and former versions, and you can get it in several languages like English, Spanish, and German. When it comes to Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, its retail edition will include the game as well as a physical world map. As both of those physical releases have a solid launch date in sight, Modus Games also detailed what will be included in each package and what players will get if they decide to pre-order the game. That being said, both will still see individual re-releases. At release, Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince will cost $29.99 while Trine: Ultimate Collection will be $49.99.
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