Trine Enchanted Edition

fix for trine enchanted if it doesn't start on linux (I use linux mint 20.1) direct quote from somebody on the trine discord server that knew the fix: "This error happens because Trine EE on GOG is bundled with an older version of Zlib. We currently don't have a fix for it, but another player on GOG (using Linux Mint 19.2) found a workaround that worked for them: - Remove everything from /lib/ except for libpng12.so.0 and libpng12.so.0.50" I have not yet played the game but I'm really excited to try it out, I posted this here now because otherwise I would've forgot it. And I don't want you guys to have to find the solution.

Nuff said. If other developers had such amazing feel for colors design every game would be such graphical bliss. In some places you can expect the game to be really hard but using brain you can conquer any of its obstacles, it's not impossible. The gameplay is very rewarding, every new location is awesome as you pilot a warrior a thief and a wizard, one at a time, switching between them, solving puzzles, sometimes fighting as well. And the sequel is only improving on everything. A must have game, even if for the visuals alone!

Everyone says the game's graphics are beautiful - and indeed, to try to overstate that would require a serious sitting studying a dictionary - and I don't care in what language. I noticed myself often delaying the solving of the puzzles to take in the vistas a little longer, hoping there'd be an easter egg that'd allow you to walk off the path and into the backdrop in 3D. Ari Pulkkinen's (of the Angry birds fame) soundtrack also fits the game perfectly - it's like he and the art director were seeing the same dream when the game was being developed. The gameplay and dynamics are fluid and seamless. The puzzles aren't hard enough to fool you into thinking you need to fill your Mensa application, but they don't really need to be. Trine is one of those games that even if you don't like the puzzles, the abilities, enemies, or achievements in some regards (personally I think they're fine), you can't not like it. You start it up, and something inside you starts feeling... enchanted, to an extent where you don't care about uttering a cheesy line like that. The only negative that comes to mind is the final level. You're getting lost in this fun fairyland for hours and suddenly, out of nowhere, you're thrown into this Mad max den of lions with a timed bomb strapped to your back - and even if you're like me and don't like cursing, watch out. That $&#@*%n level's gonna get you. However, change the difficulty to "easy" and then it's almost too simple for a final level. I don't normally play side scrollers, but I bought Trine based on the screen shots and the talk about how pretty it is. And boy am I glad I did.

My Video Review can be found here: https://youtu.be/yFUarGflNmc The pros are variable gameplay with three unique characters, inventive level design, precise controls, reasonable difficulty, RPG elements, nice graphics, good music, and sounds. The only cons I have found here are the low variety of enemies and the story presentation. This game has also local co-op that I did not have a chance to test but it only highlights that the game is suitable for family playing and thus for fellow gaming fathers. Pros: - variable gameplay - level design - precise controls - balanced difficulty - RPG elements - graphics, music and sounds Cons: - story presentation - variety of enemies I am giving this nice puzzle action platformer Thumbs Up and VideoGaming Father’s Index 9 out of 10 – highly recommended.

This is one of the best video games ever created. I played this a year or two after it was released, so my opinion is a little affected by nostalgic ideals, but his is a visually and aurally beautiful game, and it evokes a simple childish sense of adventure in me. Most people who enjoy side-scrolling games and fantasy themed fables will probably enjoy this. And after you finish Trine, you have the fantastic sequels to explore.