Reviewed by: Jamaal Ryan
It always seems like taking a risk when discussing tough games
in fear of cynical criticism about your lack of skill and comprehension, both
in which are delivered in the somewhat dismissive "Get better at video
games" statement. I've bitched about Ninja Gaiden's terrible camera and
God of War: Ascension's unfair Trail of Archimedes, and got flack for doing so.
I didn't like Trine 2 in the beginning, and I still think that its
deliberate obfuscation of its puzzle design hurts the experience. But Trine 2
delivers on a sense of accomplishment that's independent from its challenging
nature. I can at least recognize that. Read more.
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