Trine features three unique characters that you guide through its mystical world. You alternate between the Thief, the Knight and the Wizard in real time, using each character’s innate abilities to progress. The Knight can throw objects at enemies and trigger hazards, with an arsenal of melee weapons at his disposal. The Thief uses ranged weapons and wields a grappling hook to reach across big gaps. And the Wizard, Trine’s most intriguing character, can summon objects out of thin air, helping him to progress across platforms and attack enemies.

Utilizing a modified engine from Frozebyte’s previous title, Shadowgrounds, Trine is shaping up to be a visual feast. The use of vibrant colors and its distinct artistic flavor shows this game is truly a labor of love. You will trek through dungeons in vast mountain ranges and try to keep cool in a factory filled with flowing lava.

I just downloaded it last nite, and all I can saw is "WOW!", this may be a sleeper!!

Played the demo Wade and got to say wasn't overly impressed.

Its very old school, very nice to look at but a relatively shallow experience.

Of course the full game could be different, i have been wrong before, and will be again (just don't tell anyone!).

Well, I guess if we all liked the same types of games we'd all still have Tetris & Mario Brothers to choose from.

But seriously, I find Trine to be a great game...and yes, pokerdon is correct in that it does indeed have a "old school" feel to it, but with the added twist of enhanced graphics, great sound and a terrific story, at least IMHO.

For less than the cost of a pizza in most cities ($20), Trine delivers quite well.

I agree Wade, for the coin involved its a fair price, still not my cup of tea tho.

I don't get much GAME cash these days so have to be picky with what i buy.

Once Christmas in Canada is over i will have spare cash (he says with fingers crossed), as long as the cards don't get maxed!!!!!!