#Trine 2 level 10 Ps4

The PS4 will obviously have a smaller userbase than the PS3, no matter how well it flies off the shelves, so what makes the difference that they can get the complete version rather than us? Is it the fact you could finally self-publish?īut the amount of time you’d have put in recoding the game for the new platform… couldn’t you also have recoded the DLC to fit the PS3? Nobody’s asking for the DLC for free, so surely you could have made your profit there and kept fans happy.

Okay, I can imagine that trying to work with your publisher and distributor is more complicated on consoles, but you’re talking about releasing the same game on the same company’s next platform… Maybe it was economically unsound, or technically complicated, but if it were the former (which I had assumed, after your team’s proven technical skill) then this announcement makes me more upset. I’m not criticising you for releasing paid DLC, but for never giving us the chance to buy it on our platform of choice. I felt it needed to be fully completed to fully enjoy it and out of respect for all the hard work your team clearly put in.īut of course, I could never “Fully” complete it, because the whole product was never available on my platform of choice. I fully completed the game in earnest, even though as you surely know the “Trine 2 Hard” platinum trophy could be easily obtained about half way through the game. I was a bit disappointed you stripped down the RPG elements but that is not important. I bought Trine 1 and its DLC, fully completed the game, loved it, bought Trine 2.

#Trine 2 level 10 ps3

I get the appeal of putting your game on more powerful hardware to make it even more pretty than it already is, but you know you never released the DLC for the PS3 version so this gives me mixed emotions. I don’t mean to start off on a negative note, but come on guys, isn’t this enough of Trine 2? Are you Trine 2 hard? (-couldn’t resist) We are very excited about the PlayStation 4 and can’t wait for the launch. We will have more information soon, but in the meantime let us know your feedback in the comments below.

#Trine 2 level 10 1080p

PlayStation 4 has allowed us to go all-out on the technical side, so you’ll get to enjoy the beautiful graphics in 1080p resolution at 60 fps! What’s more, the game also supports stereoscopic 3D! With 3D displays becoming more common every day, we’ve made sure Trine 2: Complete Story is a treat to play in 3D as well.

#Trine 2 level 10 full

We are self-publishing Trine 2: Complete Story on PlayStation 4 and it’s the very latest version of the game, including a total of 20 exciting levels full of adventure (that’s the main campaign plus the expansion Goblin Menace and the secret level Dwarven Caverns). The game features an exciting adventure full of action, including physics-based puzzles using fire, water, gravity and magic wicked goblins as the heroes adversaries and a magical environment full of wonder. You play as the Thief, the Wizard and the Knight, known as the Three Heroes, who make their way through dangers untold in a fantastical fairytale world. Trine 2: Complete Story is a sidescrolling game of action, puzzles and platforming.

Well, we’re happy to tell you that the rumours are indeed true! Trine 2: Complete Story is headed for the PlayStation 4! Last week rumours started circling that we would be working on a port of Trine 2 for the PlayStation 4. We’re the studio behind the Shadowgrounds and Trine franchises. Put simply, if you think you will like Trine 2, you probably will, and the $15 is a low barrier for a great gameplay experience.Hi everyone! This is Kai from Finnish game developer Frozenbyte. Despite these criticisms, I still give it a 9/10 because there simply isn't any other game that can quite match the Trine experience, flaws and all. I can't help but feel that Trine 2 is a bit of a missed opportunity, being slightly shorter than the first, and not really fixing the easy combat. Aside from that, the game largely plays the same as the first. Frozenbyte has thankfully gotten rid of the trinket system, and replaced it with collectible poems and paintings. The puzzles are much more rewarding than in its predecessor (levitation bug is fixed), but combat is still a total joke (still quite fun though, just no challenge). Trine 2 is basically Trine 1 with better graphics, less fluff, and superior level design. It was fun to play around with, but combat was ridiculously easy, and almost every puzzle could be 'broken' by flying accross the level using the Wizard's levitation spell. The original Trine was like an extremely pretty tech demo with some great, but under utilized ideas.