Trine Enchanted Edition
Metacritic
IGDB
Loading critic reviews...
Finding live streams...
About Trine Enchanted Edition
Frozenbyte released Trine Enchanted Edition back in July 2014 as a polished version of their original hit. This title lands on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Linux, and Wii U. It mixes adventure, platforming, and puzzle elements into a single package. You play as three distinct heroes: a wizard, a knight, and a thief. The story sees them battling undead forces to save their kingdom. The art style leans heavily into that classic fairytale aesthetic with vibrant colors and detailed backgrounds. It is a standalone entry that feels complete without needing the rest of the series, yet it offers enough depth to keep players engaged for hours.
Gameplay
You control three characters at once or switch between them during co-op sessions. Each hero brings specific tools to solve environmental puzzles and fight enemies. The wizard summons magical bridges and freezes water. The knight swings his sword to clear paths or knock objects into place. The thief climbs walls, creates grappling points, and steals keys from locked chests. Physics rules everything here. You must push crates, throw barrels, and manipulate levers with precision. A typical session involves analyzing a complex trap, assigning tasks to each character, and executing the plan before time runs out or you fall into a pit. The multiplayer mode lets friends coordinate these actions in real time for chaotic but satisfying results.
What Players Think
Critics gave this title a solid 80 on Metacritic, which suggests it stands up well against modern standards. PlayPile data shows the community enjoys the experience, with an average playtime hovering around the 12-hour mark for a full run. Players have unlocked 33 achievements in total, but only 15.2% of them do so on average. The hardest challenge is "Way Out of the Trine," which only 2.70% of players have ever beaten. Community moods tend toward appreciation for the puzzle design rather than combat difficulty. Many users mention the price point as a major plus, with the game dropping to $2.00 on Green Man Gaming during sales. That historical low of $2.99 makes it a no-brainer buy for fans of the genre.
PlayPile's Take
This game is worth buying if you like cooperative puzzles where physics matter more than reflexes. The $2.00 price tag removes any reason to hesitate unless you dislike slow pacing. You will spend most of your time thinking about how to move objects rather than aiming shots at enemies. The achievement system provides a clear goal for completionists, especially that elusive 2.70% unlock rate task. Avoid this if you want fast-paced action or single-player campaigns without teammates. It remains a strong entry in Frozenbyte's catalog that delivers consistent fun across multiple platforms without requiring expensive DLC to feel complete.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
86.4
RAWG Rating
3.8
Deals
Finding deals...
Videos
3Launch Trailer
Trailer
Screenshots
12Achievements
Loading achievements...
Similar Games
Finding similar games...
Buzzing on Bluesky
Checking Bluesky...