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Trine 2
Have you seen Trine 2 in action yet? Watch the newest gameplay trailer for this cooperative fantasy adventure.
A few weeks back, we had the chance to get some hands-on time with Trine 2. The fantasy game looked great, and is only a few months away from release; Atlus now expects to publish the game on PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, and PC before the end of this summer. The game allows for single-player or up to three cooperative partners to play together locally or online. The grand fantasy adventure that ensues is set in a colorful world of strange creatures, and the gameplay mixes puzzle solving, combat, and traversal in an intriguing mix.
Today, Atlus sent through a gameplay video that shows off some of the great locales, interesting activities, and character abilities in the game.
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