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Quick 15: Trine 2
Three Game Informer editors stumble their way through the excellent new cooperative platformer, all for your entertainment.
We were big fans of the new fantasy game that just released from Frozenbyte and Atlus. While the game is challenging and rewarding when playing alone, you'll have the most fun with the game if you play it with a couple of friends.
To help you decide if the game is for you, we've put together a brief gameplay sequence showing off some of the early levels of the game. Adam Biessener, Ben Reeves, and myself all sit in and share our thoughts as we play the game.
Enjoy the video! And, if you like the game, it's available for download on PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, and PC right now!
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