Trine Enchanted Edition

[b]Pros[/b] [list] [*] +Interesting, physics-based puzzle solving (mixed with combat and platforming) [*] +Three distinct characters to switch between, each with their own abilities [*] +Co-op support for up to three players [/list] [b]Cons[/b] [list] [*] -Physics can be janky at times [*] -The Wizard tends to overshadow the Thief during puzzles and platforming, as his ability to create boxes and bridges can make her toolkit feel redundant [/list] [b]Comments[/b] Trine Enchanted Edition is an interesting game that blends physics-based puzzle solving, platforming, and combat. While you navigate the levels using one character at a time, you can swap between three characters instantly at any moment. The Wizard can create objects to climb or jump on, the Thief utilizes a grappling hook to cross chasms and a bow for ranged combat, and the Knight focuses entirely on close-quarters combat. Because the Wizard can conjure objects with almost no cost, he feels very strong during platforming sections, which occasionally overshadows the Thief’s grappling hook. Even so, the Thief still gets her moments to shine. If you are looking for a game with a mix of puzzles and platforming, this game is worth checking out. While the story and combat are relatively basic, the game is still enjoyable. Trine is on the shorter side, but you can get extra playtime by going for 100% completion.

通关！先玩的第四部，再玩了这一部，说实话，这部和第四步简直如出一辙，玩法没什么变化，但整体确实粗糙一些，第四部则几乎尽善尽美，建议先玩第四部，喜欢第四部再玩这个，以及这一部的解密确实粗糙，特别是解锁浮空平台后几乎无论哪里都是一眼通，解密属性并不强 总而言之还是推荐，画面在现在肯定不够看了，但精致的手绘场景仍能看出当年创作团队是带着最好的状态制作的游戏

Coop gaming is impossible, because of the controller button problems. Cannot jump or do anything, or configure buttons.

★★★☆ 3.5/5

Проходили втроем на геймпадах, неплохая игра. Графика старовата, а геймплей однообразный, но пройти разок было весело. На платину желания пройти не появилось, но в целом о покупке не жалею, интересно что предложат остальные части. Р.С. На время не смотрите, я уснул забыв выключить ее

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TRINE is an OG side-scrolling platformer that first came out in 2009 and was remastered in 2014 called Enchanted Edition, and both versions still look good more than a decade later and run without issue on modern systems, with perhaps the only shortcoming being the Enchanted Edition's slight overbloom induced blur, and its framerate still capped to 100 FPS. The story is about a kingdom falling into civil strife and a series of brief and ineffective rulers after the death of its original and powerful, but heirless king, and being taken over by darkness and the undead in the ensuing chaos. Three heroes, a thief, a knight and a wizard, all make their way to the now abandoned Astral Academy for different reasons; one to steal, one to guard and one because he lives there, and come across the Shrine to Ancient Treasure previously protected by wards that had made it inaccessible, but which are now gone, and containing an artifact that looks like a blue goblet, which each of them touches and then can’t let go of. By doing so, their souls get sucked into the artifact, known as the Trine, and bound to one another. The three heroes then embark on a journey to undo the magic by finding the tomb of the Guardian deeper in the Astral Academy’s basement. So while playing this game, you can switch between characters whenever you wish to, and each plays differently. The thief can fire a grappling hook and swing from it, able to do jumps the other two can only dream of, as long as there is an object protruding from the ceiling. She is also initially the only character that can deal ranged damage with her bow by firing arrows that can also knock vials containing experience or mana down from lofty pedestals. The knight is a melee monster and can block incoming projectiles and blows by raising his shield in any direction (including things falling from the top). The wizard can manipulate objects like boxes by moving them with his telekinetic powers, or even conjure a box out of thin air by drawing a square shape in the air, although he is initially limited to only one such created box at a time. While he may give the impression of being unarmed as he cant cast any spells to fight enemies, he can drop boxes on enemies and thus kill them and also use the floating box as a shield, but can’t move while he is manipulating an object. As you make your way through the beautiful fantasy world with impressive backdrops and vibrant colors, your characters pick up green vials that contain experience and blue vials that contain mana. Initially, only the wizard uses up his mana each time he creates a box, but as you gain experience, they are eventually able to improve their abilities by leveling them up, like conjuring two boxes or shooting two arrows, or even unlock new abilities (they need to find and learn first), like fire arrows or a magnetic shield that can attract and then launch objects. Another type of collectible is the Treasure chest which is harder to get to, but contains an artifact that any one of the three characters can equip (you can transfer them between inventories by opening up the appropriate menu), and blue orbs are checkpoints that also restore some health. If a character is killed, you are forced to continue the level without them using only the abilities of your remaining character(s), but they respawn with some health restored at the next checkpoint. Each level is 20 to 30 minutes in length, depending on how long you take to figure out how to jump the platforms to get across and whether you spend extra time trying to get to the hard to reach areas that contain more experience bottles or not, and there are around 15 levels in total. The game only uses still images instead of pre-rendered cutscenes during narration, but the narrator and also the characters themselves have good voice acting and remind me of another narrator-driven platformer classic called The Cave that came out 4 years later. So in a sense, you can call TRINE as the game that started it all, namely popularizing the platformer genre for PCs, when before 2009 it was mostly only associated with nintendo and sony. TRINE has a decent story that lasts 6 hours, so it feels more fleshed out than later entries to the genre like Little Nightmares or DARQ that were over in about 3 hours. Over the past 15 years, TRINE has evolved into a series with several numbered sequels with crisper, better graphics and even more beautiful and varied locations. But instead of blindly diving into the latest (and most expensive) installment, for those seeking to start the journey from the very beginning, TRINE 1 delivers a solid experience.