I bought Trine a while ago during a Steam sale but neglected it for quite some time. After hearing that the sequel is coming, I tried it out to see if it’s worth getting excited about its successor. That was probably one of the best decisions I made last summer, as its top notch platforming and puzzles delighted me throughout that traditional drought of new releases. Now, Trine 2 has finally arrived, on the PC and Mac via Steam, and is scheduled to also appear on the PS3, Xbox 360 or Linux, so it’s time to see if Frozenbyte, the developer of the series, managed to improve upon the original and deliver the best match between platforming and puzzle solving since its original, or if it’s better to save some money and just get the first game.