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What you notice first and foremost when you boot up Trine 2 is just how beautiful the game looks. Not only technically, with sharp textures, very wel constructed character models and little to no pop ins, but also artistically. Everything looks colourful, distinguished, beautiful, with an identity of its own, setting itself in your memory vivdly. From tiny boxes and vines and leaves on the ground to huge pillars with complex carvings etched into them and huge enemy designs, everything looks like it has been very meticulously crafted, and the game shows and awes you with every new level, breaching all your expectations from the visuals department and setting new standards time again again.
Trine 2 is, first ...
