There's plenty of brilliance in the game mechanics, and the gorgeous graphics make exploring its world a joy. For anyone seeking a great co-op adventure, the Trine series always delivers, and Trine 3 is no slouch in this regard. It's very unfortunate that Trine 3 ends about 5 hours into itself. The developers have acknowledged this issue, and blamed a lack of finances as the culprit. It basically ends about 1/3rd of the way through the plot. P1, P2, and P3) above each character's head, this issue would be fixed easily. Another big problem is players losing track of who they are onscreen, if the interface would simply show player numbers (i.e. The most significant being a camera that really doesn't work well for simultaneous three player. Unfortunately Trine 3 suffers from a few issues. The OST is also fantastic, setting the tone of the fantasy adventure convincingly. Graphically Trine 3 is a triumph, meeting and exceeding the lush graphics of its predecessors. This new layer of complexity makes navigating stages far more devious than before, and yet the physics puzzles are simpler than Trine or Trine 2. That means no longer are the stages purely side-scrolling in design, but rather players can move in all three dimensions. This time however there's a Z-axis included. Every character has their own special skills to aid in solving physics puzzles. 80% PCTrine 3 continues its predecessors' fantasy co-op design, that is to say three players work together as a rogue, wizard, and knight.

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