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Posted: 31 Jul 2009 11:03 PM PDT

Trine’s hook is how it requires you to think about the best solution to each problem. It’s an incredibly simple example, but quite early on you’ll need to reach a high platform that can’t be jumped upon because of a wall of spikes. Select the wizard, teleport a box onto the spikes to create a safe platform and then hop up onto the ledge above – simple stuff.

Later puzzles are far more challenging, although never as tough as those seen in Braid. Trine is more action focused; with just as much combat as there is environmental puzzle solving. This will be a disappointment to some players, with the difficulty rising so slowly that even by the end you should be able to scrape through without being anything close to a rocket scientist, but the core platforming is excellent and the combat satisfying.

While the game revolves around the idea of the player switching between the three characters, three-player co-op is supported throughout the campaign. Although games like LittleBigPlanet excelled when played with friends, Trine actually feels less impressive when the character switching is taken out of the equation. It’s also not really ideal to play with complete novices, as it takes a while to realise what each character can do and what situations each skill is needed for.

Visually Trine isn’t the next Crysis or Killzone 2, but it’s still a beautiful looking game that makes use of some superbly detailed environments and soft lighting effects. There’s definitely a fairy tale look to it all, and the narrator helps make that even more apparent. Animations are also quite brilliant, with each of the main characters moving throughout the world with a fluidity you’d usually associate with big budget titles. The whole package has been lovingly created and this is abundantly clear in all aspects of the game’s presentation.

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Sabtu, 01 Agustus 2009

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