One you use to fight enemies while the other may not be a good fighter but is agile etc. Each character has their own personal abilities. The core mechanic of the game is, at the tap of a button, switching between 3 main characters to solve puzzles and defeat enemies. It's a 2.5D puzzle platformer with some fighting in the mix. The core mechanic of the game is, at the tap of a I really enjoyed Trine 2. If you are seeking a unique 2D puzzling experience with copious amounts of vivacity and flair, then picking up this game should be a no-brainer. In short, Trine 2: Director's Cut is a breath of fresh air despite its imperfections. Plus, the addition of multiplayer and headset compatibility adds greatly to the game's play time. The game is quite long, making it well worth its standard $20 AUD price tag in the eShop. In order to solve them, you must consider the abilities of your three heroes: Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight and Zoya the Thief. Apart from the obvious visual brilliance which the game possesses, Trine 2: Director's Cut contains many puzzling challenges throughout the course of the game. However, over time, you will adapt to the physics and it will hardly be a hindrance from then on.
Or even seen! Such is its beauty, you'll find yourself so mesmerised that you won't even be bothered that the physics aren't quite what you'd hoped for. Beautiful! Gorgeous! Stunning! This game is, by far, the most aesthetically pleasing game I have ever played. Beautiful! Gorgeous! Stunning! The entire way through Trine 2: Director's Cut, I found myself thinking the same few words over and over again.
The entire way through Trine 2: Director's Cut, I found myself thinking the same few words over and over again. The knight is noble, but a bit dopey, and sounds the slightest bit drunk. But the voice acting is almost perfect- the narrator sounds like the narrator of a fantasy book, the thief is sly but has a kind heart, and she sounds like it. There is a magical object called the Trine, which teleports the 3 heroes to different places where evil lurks. And the story? Well, while there isn't much of one- There is a village, and it is getting attacked by goblins and other evil creatures.
Of course, as a Wii U game, does it have any cool features? Well, it has Off-TV Play, but the coolest feature is the way that you can use the characters' abilities with the touchscreen- aiming Zoya's arrows and Pontius' shield, and using Amadeus' magical abilities- I think the latter has the coolest touchscreen ability, because it is more comfortable to draw the boxes and move objects around with the touchscreen than with an analog stick. The level design and puzzles are really clever and uses each character's strengths and weaknesses, but sometimes there is more than one way to solve a problem, which makes all the characters relevant- it never seems like one character is OP and the others are useless. Amadeus, the wizard (my favorite) can move certain objects (including enemies) and can create boxes around enemies and jump on to get to higher places-the bigger you draw the boxes, the bigger they are -Zoya thief can shoot arrows of different sorts and has a grappling hook that can attach to wooden platforms. There is: -Pontius, the knight is a great fighter in close combat, and has a shield which he can use to block enemy projectiles (duh) and glide for a short amount of time. But of course, if you just wanted a beautiful game, you might as well just watch a video of it, right? So how is the gameplay? The gameplay is really fun- you play as 3 characters who you can switch between at almost any time, with up to (I believe) 3 players in multiplayer.
The artstyle is utterly, jaw-droppingly GORGEOUS. GOD! This game is AMAZING! The first thing you will notice about Trine 2 is.it is BEAUTIFUL! The graphics are really good.
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