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Frozenbyte is offering us a different style of trailer today, one you rarely ever see. Instead of opting to focus on straight footage or cinematics, this video shows some of the locales found in Trine 2. And that's all. Apparently, the artists of Trine 2 are finished working on the game, resulting in this video. Not every component is done, however. The finished product is still a few months away, with Frozenbyte CEO Lauri Hyvärinen saying "Ultimately we decided that we don't want to rush things." Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
Legacy Comments (will be imported soon)That looks awesome. I think having trailers to show the environments is a great way to get people excited as well as show a part of the game that not many take the time to appreciate while playing. The sights and sounds of Trine are almost the biggest part of the deal for me. I'm glad they released this trailer! Its truly lovely. 10:30 PM on 05.22.2013 Raise your badger children in Might and Delight's ShelterLife as a mother badger doesn't strike me as something that would be particularly easy, but conflict sure does make for an interesting story. Pid developer Might and Magic is going where no one to my knowledge has gone befor...
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