Frozenbyte, the makers of Trine 2, informed the site XBLA Fans at GDC that the game will be getting six new stages plus other content in downloadable content to arrive this winter.
More and more game developers are voicing their displeasure with the Stop Online Piracy Act better known as SOPA. We’ve already heard from the likes of Epic Games, Riot Games and Red 5 Studios.
Frozenbyte’s long-brewing puzzle/platormer sequel finally getting release dates on various platforms, with the PC and Mac versions first out the gate. They’ll be available on Steam on December 7, followed by a North American PSN release on December 20 and worldwide Xbox Live Arcade availability on December 21.
Frozenbyte’s Trine 2 looks like it’s shaping up to be one of the prettiest games in recent memory. These new grabs from the puzzle/platormer sequel offer up a wild spectrum of colour that shows off Trine’s 2 co-op gameplay.
The Humble Indie Bundles – compilations of indie games that not only help charity but let indie devs get paid – will be back tomorrow with a third deal. And it might be the best of the bunch.
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Atlus releases a new gameplay trailer to celebrate the big reveal of the three platforms Frozenbyte’s Trine 2 is coming to next year: PC, PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live Arcade.
First revealed prior to E3, Frozenbyte’s Trine 2 had its first trailer released earlier this week. Here it is, and if you were hoping it would look like Trine only nicer, you’re on the right track.