at least for me, Trine 3 is an alright time, but not a must play. All in all, I enjoyed the casual puzzle experience Trine 3 offers and I loved exploring the beautiful levels, but ultimately the game felt hollow to me, the story went over my head and there is no satisfying ending. In these gorgeous and varied worlds there are also triangles all over the place, Triangle collecting kind of became the game for me You have to collect triangles to unlock chapters, so you might as well collect them, luckily they are easy to spot and very fun to collect. There is some combat sprinkled into this game, not too much, again very puzzle heavy, but nothing all too challenging. You can play this game with local co op, and im fairly certain co op was in mind during the development of this game so I cant complain too much, however I feel like there was way too much dependency on the wizard… Clearly the wizard has the most puzzle potential, but it would’ve been nice to just give my mind a break and let me be the knight or platform with the assassin for a good while, There is a decent balance of back and forth to get through the levels, but they kind of felt a little too much like a puzzle, not enough of an adventure. Each character has their own chapter to introduce them, and they all have their own optional side chapters throughout the game You only spend 5 of the 8 chapters together as the characters, but this is plenty enough, I actually prefer the levels where im on my own.
You have a knight who comes equipped with a sword and a shield he can use to float, an assassin with a bow and ropes used to pull object, and a wizard character than can create a platform at will and move objects around the screen. Trine 3 Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power a Beautiful but shallow adventure Trine 3 as a game about collecting well, the artifacts of power Trine 3 consists of 19 levels in total, included in those 19 levels are 8 main chapters to the game.
Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power a Beautiful but shallow adventure Trine 3 as a game about collecting well, the artifacts of power
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