by Alice O'Connor, Nov 03, 2010 7:40am PDT
To celebrate the launch of Trine's Mac edition, indie developer Frozenbyte has again discounted its tip-top fairytale platformer by 75% to $5 on Steam. Thanks to the power of Steamplay, you'll receive both the PC and Mac versions with your purchase.
The Trine sale will end on November 4, so make haste before you miss the magic. Read more »
by Xav de Matos, Oct 26, 2010 3:00pm PDT
Although developer Frozenbyte has decided to skip an Xbox 360 version of its original hit title Trine--deciding instead to focus attention on the game's sequel for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360, the original game will see new life on Mac next month.
Announced today, Trine will be available on Steam in November and will feature SteamPlay--giving users both the PC and Mac versions of the game with a single purchase. The developer says that the Mac version of the game will be brought to "other digital distributors" in the future and, "If everything goes well, there's a good chance that Trine 2 will also makes its way to the Mac next year." Read more »
by Xav de Matos, Jul 16, 2010 6:00pm PDT
by Xav de Matos, Jul 04, 2010 10:10am PDT
Today is the last day in the, "Please! My wallet is begging you to stop" sale on Steam (otherwise known as the Perils of Summer sale).As expected, the final leg of the promotion rehash some of the best deals seen throughout the week. Highlights include Borderlands for $10.19 Left 4 Dead 2 for $10.16 and ARMA II for $19.99.
by Chris Faylor, Jun 08, 2010 11:00am PDT
The next game out of Trine and Shadowgrounds developer Frozenbyte--"an as-of-yet unannounced 2011 digital distribution title"--will be published by Atlus, the pair revealed today, vowing that they will reveal more during E3 2010 next week.
"We can't wait to unveil the mystery," Frozenbyte CEO Lauri Hyvarinen teased in the announcement." I'm confident that we're creating one of the best titles of 2011!" Read more »
by Chris Faylor, May 07, 2010 11:20am PDT
Those that didn't buy Trine PC via digital distributors like Steam or Impulse can now enjoy the free additional "Path to New Dawn" level added to the side-scroller last month, as a manual download of the 26.76MB v1.07 patch is now available via FileShack.
The downloadable is compatible with the Direct2Drive, GamersGate, North American retail and European retail editions of Trine. Steam and Impulse copies should have already been updated automatically via their respective digital distribution platforms, while those with Russian and Polish versions will need to wait for a separate patch. Read more »
by Chris Faylor, Apr 19, 2010 1:40pm PDT
After removing copy protection with the v1.06 update to Trine PC, developer Frozenbyte has added a new level to the fantastical platformer with its v1.07 update and once again lowered the game's price by 75%--making it just $5--on Steam through April 26.
"Thanks for playing and supporting Trine," reads the patch notes, which specify that the new level--Path to New Dawn--is "available upon completion of the game." Read more »
by Alice O'Connor, Apr 09, 2010 8:00am PDT
Trine developer Frozenbyte has released patch 1.06 for its delightful physics-driven action platformer on PC, available now in a 14MB download from FileShack.
The removal of copy protection from North American and European editions of Trine is chief among the patch's changes, which also include oodles of bug fixes.
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by Chris Faylor, Feb 09, 2010 1:40pm PST
If the opportunity to snag Frozenbyter's excellent platform-puzzler on the cheap has previously passed you by, good news! Trine PC is once again just $5 on Steam--that's 75% off--meaning that you have another few days to rectify the situation.
Representing the outlet's latest "Midweek Madness" sale, the discount is valid through Thursday, February 11. A separate sale, one that sees the price of various Total War games knocked down by some 66%, will be running through the end of the week. Read more »
by Nick Breckon, Oct 23, 2009 2:20pm PDT
After months of delays, the recent PlayStation Network update has finally pushed Frozenbyte's fantasy puzzle/platformer Trine from the PC to the PlayStation 3.
The downloadable game is selling for $20 on the Network, on par with the PC version's current price. And for those on the fence, there's always the PC demo to try out.
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by Chris Faylor, Oct 02, 2009 10:10am PDT
Ending a lengthy period of speculation, publisher Nobilis today announced that the downloadable PlayStation 3 version of Trine is due in the United States on October 22.
Frozenbyte's gorgeous puzzle-platformer arrived on PC in early July--a demo can be found here--with the $20 PlayStation 3 edition then suffering several incremental delays before hitting the Europe in late September. It's well worth checking out.
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by Nick Breckon, Aug 12, 2009 6:01pm PDT
Frozenbyte's wonderful platformer Trine is 25% off on Steam for the next week, lowering the title's normal price of $30 to $22.50.
The sale ends August 19, so jump on it soon. And you should; Trine is one of the many great downloadable games of this summer season.
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by Chris Faylor, Jul 29, 2009 10:43am PDT
The downloadable PlayStation 3 release of Frozenbyte's gorgeous platform-puzzler Trine has once again been delayed, this time slipping from late July to an unknown later date. The PS3 version was once expected in early July, alongside the PC edition.
"Trine isn't coming to PSN this week, and this time it's our fault as there was discovered yet another small bug which needed to be fixed," Read more »
by Nick Breckon, Jul 15, 2009 12:00pm PDT
As a big fan of Frozenbyte's slick platformer Trine, it was unfortunate to see its recent PC release somewhat confused by price-point discrepancies and puzzling platform information.
A typical Trine discussion included any, or all, of these questions: Why is the game $10 more on PC? Will online co-op be patched in soon? When is the PlayStation 3 port coming out? And what's this about an XBLA version? Read more »
by Chris Faylor, Jul 10, 2009 11:15am PDT
As we're still waiting for the PlayStation 3 edition of Trine to arrive--developer Frozenbyte had hoped it would release by this week, with publisher Nobilis recently clarifying that it's due out "by the end of July"--the studio has issued a new trailer.
Already available for PC, the gorgeous downloadable platformer lets you swap between three different characters at any time, with the below trailer demonstrating the various capabilities of each. The PlayStation 3 edition will be $20, the PC version is $30, and Frozenbyte is working with Atlus in the hopes of bringing Trine to Xbox 360 one day. Read more »
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