Working through levels in Trine 2 requires each character's abilities, and more often than not there are multiple ways to solve each puzzle. It's a rag-tag bunch, for sure, but somehow they all work together to get the job done. Amadeus the wizard may be weak in stature, but his spells allow him to conjure platforms, crates, and other devices, as well as manipulate enemies and certain pieces of the environment using his telekinetic powers.
Zoya the thief is fast and agile, able to grapple and swing from distant platforms as well as fire arrows from afar. Pontius the knight is strong and resilient, packing a few weapons to deal with enemies and a shield to keep everyone safe. Trine 2 is built around three unique characters, each of whom can be controlled by a human player or switched back and forth via the keyboard. It's a modern-day version of The Lost Vikings, and any gamer will be proud to experience the world Trine 2 has to offer!
It's got action, it's got physics puzzles, it's got both single- and online multiplayer modes, and it's got a sense of humor that will probably remind you of Magicka. A crazy, multiplayer romp through a visually lush game featuring three moderately-mad fantasy characters with their own unique abilities? Show us where to sign! Actually, now that you mention it, Trine 2 happens to be all of the things described above, plus a whole lot more.
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