Older Macs should also be able to handle the graphics requirements of Trine with OS X 10.5 or later recommended. Its far better to play Trine on a Mac with a mouse that has both a left and right mouse button. In particular, switching weapons is difficult on a Trackpad because you need a separate button or key. The Trackpad makes controlling characters very difficult at times. The main problem that Mac users will encounter with Trine is playing the game on a Trackpad. Throughout, Trine is a really enjoyable game, with a gentle humor and a nice balance of gameplay from the three different characters.

There are regular checkpoints and it's very important you keep each of your characters alive because there are certain obstacles that only one of them can overcome easily. Switching between these three as you go along, you'll meet the army of the undead, and lots of treacherous scenery. The Thief has a grappling hook - useful for swinging over chasms, the Wizard can levitate objects which is useful for many of the puzzles, and the Knight is a big brute who's handy with his sword. Your three characters have different weapons and skills to help you conquer the undead. Each character has slightly different abilities that help you to win battles against armies of undead and restore balance to the world. Trine is basically a 2D platform game although the graphics are rendered in 3D. You're introduced to the three basic heroes - a Wizard, a Knight and a Thief. The first thing you'll notice is that Trine is that it is beautifully narrated and presented in classic fairytale style. A 2D platform game with graphics rendered in 3D

Trine is an interesting mix of physics based puzzles and good old slash-and-burn fantasy gameplay in a delightfully animated world. Trine has been available on Windows for a long time but the fantasy action platform game has finally arrived on Mac. Softonic review Excellent fantasy action platform game

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