Already Trine 1 was a very enjoyable game, despite its limited budget which resulted in minimal variety of the enemies and rushed final boss level. But Trine 2 expands and improves on virtually all the aspects -- allowing network play (which is hilariously fun), or having cool pantheon of enemies which seem to cooperate in their slightly retarded, orcish ways (there's something hugely satisfying about seeing an orc spear thrower impale his fellow orc who happened to jump in the path of the thrown weapon). Other improvements include new physics gameplay elements (using buoyancy, air pressure and ballance scales), possibility to respec your skills at any point, and the much needed Save feature (you can now resume your game exactly where you left off, no more having to replay whole level which can be 40 minutes long).

Trine 2 is a masterpiece, and at a very affordable price. Highly recommended!

Truly wonderful puzzle game. The beauty of this game comes from the fact that you're solving the puzzles indirectly -- by guiding the gorgeous "Flurries" (as I call them) around the levels, you make them solve the puzzles for you. Very innovative, requires quite different style of thinking.

After 10 hours of play, I'm totally caught in the thralls of this story. While it took some getting used to the complex inventory and character development system, now It's a smooth and entertaining ride. They should be making movies like this!