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]]> By: bluddy1 https://scientificgamer.com/thoughts-trine-2/#comment-61095 Wed, 01 Jun 2022 10:54:11 +0000 http://scientificgamer.wordpress.com/?p=1094#comment-61095 Coming back to this post from the future, I’m amazed to find someone else who didn’t like the Trine series. It’s absolutely gorgeous but SO monotonous and boring. I couldn’t understand why everyone seemed to love it so much. Thanks for helping me know I’m not the only one!

]]> By: innokenti https://scientificgamer.com/thoughts-trine-2/#comment-366 Tue, 10 Apr 2012 10:39:40 +0000 http://scientificgamer.wordpress.com/?p=1094#comment-366 What he said. Having played through the game alongside Hentzau I can confirm all these things. I can also only apologise for a) making him finish it and b) hogging the thief. To be perfectly fair I did offer to switch to the wizard to help get him across, but he steadfastly refused. Besides, it felt like he had so so much fun stacking those boxes (when he wasn’t stacking them on my head… or perhaps he was having the most fun then?)

In any case, I never completed Trine 1, but liked the idea. I completed Trine 2 here and… I think the above review suffices. The developers didn’t try, and it shows. (Well, there were a few odd nice elements, but they were usually either badly used or were purely ornamental.)

What a shame.

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