trine 4 the nightmare prince
GK Review: Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
We have published our review of the new “Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince” which is now out on multiplatform. Here’s a snippet: Trine 4 ditches the action-roleplaying and 3D world and goes back to basics. It’s a 2.5D, physics-based puzzler where you’ll need to use the unique abilities of each of the three characters. Amadeus can summon boxes and move objects around the environment. ...[Read More]
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince sees series heroes Zoya the thief, Pontius the knight, and Amadeus the wizard reunite for their most incredible adventure yet as they set out to locate Prince Selius. The prince’s spells have brought the land’s very worst fears to life, leaving the star trio little time to find their royal target and help revert his mismanaged magic.
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince Review
Nightmare to play? Trine 3 wasn’t exactly well-received, but with Frozenbyte returning to 2.5D puzzling roots for Trine 4, is this latest entry just more of the same or a worthy extension of the franchise? Story: You’ll pretty quickly come to realise why Trine 4 gets the subtitle “The Nightmare Prince”. You’ll quickly come across the young prince Celius, who has the unfortunate ability to make his...[Read More]
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