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General discussion (archive)Release: Trine 2: Complete Story + Trine Series special discount(251 posts)(251 posts)
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Posted December 03, 2013
An enchanting special deal!

[url=http://www.gog.com/game/trine_2_complete_story]Trine 2: Complete Story, the second chapter in the fantastic physics puzzle-based teamwork platformer, is now available in its most extensive version containing the Goblin Menace expansion campaign and the all-new unlockable Dwarven Caverns level on GOG.com, for Windows and Mac OS X! For a whole week both games in the award-winning Trine Series are available 85% off. That's only $4.48 for the two beautiful titles, until Tuesday, December 10, at 10:59AM GMT!

Trine 2: Complete Story (beautiful) trailer

Trine 2: Complete Story takes everything you loved about the first game, and brings it to a whole new epic level of magical adventure, assuring the Trine Series gets a prominent place in the platformer all-time hall of fame. Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight and Zoya the Thief embark on a new quest that takes them on a journey through many magical, colorful, and awe-inspiring locations. The diverse and lush environments are packed to the brim with inventive puzzles, challenges, and danger. It will take precision, wits, and--most of all--teamwork, to lead the iconic trio through the ordeal. The Complete Story edition fully integrates the Goblin Menace expansion campaign and the all-new unlockable Dwarven Caverns level into one mighty fairy tale. Treat yourself to one of the most beautiful gaming experience in existence, and take a plunge into the wondrous realm that is Trine 2: Complete Story, or bring a friend alone and experience the enchantment in local or online co-op mode.
Haven't played the first Trine game yet?

Now's your best chance to catch up. Grabbing both titles in the Trine Series grants you a HUGE 85% off discount. You can also get just one of the games 75% off. If you already own the first game on GOG.com, it will count towards the higher discount rate, as usually. This special offer lasts for a week, that's until Tuesday, December 10, at 10:59AM GMT!
Post edited December 03, 2013 by G-Doc
Posted December 03, 2013
Bought! I already have the first game so for a measly $2.99 i had to grab it - thanks alot GOG! I can't play the games until i get a new PC some time next year but at least it's something to look forward to. :)
Posted December 03, 2013
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Daliz: For example those who are interested in Linux versions, which btw, are also available for these games.
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nijuu: I get sick and tired of people mentioning X store Y store during a GOG release. Whats the freaking point?.
That's true, there's no point in saying this has been on sale here and there since whenever.

But if there are differences between stores, like extras or linux versions, there is a point.
Posted December 03, 2013
Woohoo, at last! And again, very nice that owning the first part in GOG is once again taken into account in the bundle, so I don't have to rebuy anything in order to get the fully discounted bundle.

I hope Torchlight 2 would come at some point too...
Posted December 03, 2013
I feel this release pretty much redefines "instabuy"
Posted December 03, 2013
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Ghorpm: Whoa, another deal that cannot be refused? OK, Ok, I'm buying, I'm buying, just give me a sec. Even though Trine was just an average game for me I would like to play a sequel...
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stardust_79: Trine 2 is better that the first one in every aspects, but Trine 1 still an excellent game thoug.
It's good to know! I have three issues with Trine:
- The graphic is beautiful but slightly overdone - it happened several times that I couldn't see a skeleton because something blocked my view. It was standing one meter from my character so he/she had to see it so it's a bug, not a feature ;P (it's a minor complain)
- Characters are rather unbalanced. 90% of time I played as a thief
- (very subjective) I've heard so many times that Trine is like The Lost Vikings that I expected something else. I'm still rather amazed at this comparison. Well, obviously there are three playable character and it's a platformer game but that would be it. In TLV all characters were present simultaneously and in Trine you switch them (which is more like Fury of the Furries). And TLV is more focused on puzzles whereas the gameplay of Trine is mostly straight forward. I'm not saying it's bad per se but I really expected something else and therefore felt disappointed at the beginning. Then I thought: "Why should I care about a silly comparison?" and then I enjoyed the rest of the game...
Posted December 03, 2013
To the folks who'd like to get the OST, you can grab it directly from the composer at aritunes.com

It's not free on Steam either (5$/€ for the OST+Artbook upgrade), and the Goblin Menace soundtrack is absent from both Steam and Humble AFAIK.
Posted December 03, 2013
IMO first „Trine” was much better than second (better level design, better items to collect) but „Goblin Menace” was very good expansion.
Posted December 03, 2013
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Roman5: It's "Cool" because it's from frozenbyte
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mrking58: weird because your first post does say cool anymore
Heh, heh you caught poor Roman red-handed :)
Posted December 03, 2013
Awesome game and great release discount. Already own it from a Humble Bundle, but will buy another copy to support the developers.
Posted December 03, 2013
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Tenath: To the folks who'd like to get the OST, you can grab it directly from the composer at aritunes.com

It's not free on Steam either (5$/€ for the OST+Artbook upgrade), and the Goblin Menace soundtrack is absent from both Steam and Humble AFAIK.
GOG could at least offer the soundtrack for sale as DLC. I don't know about Steam, but the Goblin Menace soundtrack is included in the Humble Bundle.
Posted December 03, 2013
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Tenath: To the folks who'd like to get the OST, you can grab it directly from the composer at aritunes.com

It's not free on Steam either (5$/€ for the OST+Artbook upgrade), and the Goblin Menace soundtrack is absent from both Steam and Humble AFAIK.
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DoctorGOGgles: GOG could at least offer the soundtrack for sale as DLC. I don't know about Steam, but the Goblin Menace soundtrack is included in the Humble Bundle.
That's specifically for Trine 2: Complete Story on Humble, I assume? It's absent from either Trine 2: Collector's Edition and Trine 2: Goblin Menace DLC versions I have. Agreed on OST as DLC though, quite a few games have it that way on Steam.
Posted December 03, 2013
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Tenath: To the folks who'd like to get the OST, you can grab it directly from the composer at aritunes.com

It's not free on Steam either (5$/€ for the OST+Artbook upgrade), and the Goblin Menace soundtrack is absent from both Steam and Humble AFAIK.
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DoctorGOGgles: GOG could at least offer the soundtrack for sale as DLC. I don't know about Steam, but the Goblin Menace soundtrack is included in the Humble Bundle.
Not sure why they don't for all games which dont come with OST...at least as an option
Posted December 03, 2013
Never thought i would see Trine 2 on GOG. Thats a big thanks and ...bought.
Posted December 03, 2013
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Daliz: For example those who are interested in Linux versions, which btw, are also available for these games.
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nijuu: I get sick and tired of people mentioning X store Y store during a GOG release. Whats the freaking point?.
The point is that most people interested in this game already own it. This is a very good addition to GOG, but it's a couple of years too late for most of us. Why even put a game in bundles before it's for sale in all the major online stores?
Posted December 03, 2013
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nijuu: I get sick and tired of people mentioning X store Y store during a GOG release. Whats the freaking point?.
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RaggieRags: The point is that most people interested in this game already own it. This is a very good addition to GOG, but it's a couple of years too late for most of us. Why even put a game in bundles before it's for sale in all the major online stores?
Id say there would be a few BUT only those who were even aware it was in a given bundle. Most is making too much of an assumption
Some devs put games in bundles as a marketing tactic if its on release. Others put it in bundles when games are on their last legs to squeeze a few more customers out...imho...
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