In the original, three unlikely heroes – a wizard that’s unable to even cast a fire spell, a heavyset knight, and a cunning thief – are forced to team up and take on a host of undead that are assailing their kingdom. This team up is a result of the eponymous artifact that fuses the souls of the protagonists and sets them off on an adventure to put the dead to rest and restore the kingdom to its glory.

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Through dark forests, mythical caverns, and an eerie castle, the reluctant heroes fight their way past the hordes of skeletons and use their unique abilities to overcome more than a few puzzles before finally righting wrongs.After being restored to their old selves, the trio goes their separate ways., then, picks up with the three some time later after the once ruined kingdom is restored to its glory and each has been occupied with their own lives. The wizard, Amadeus, has a family now, though he’s still attempting to get that fireball spell down. The knight, Pontius, helps defend the kingdom and its citizens. The thief, Zoya, continues to search for treasure in less than fully legitimate ways. As opposed to the first game, where each of the heroes stumble upon the Trine by accident, the mysterious artifact seeks them out as an odd mix of goblins and giant plants seem to be threatening the kingdom.

So our heroes set off once again.As with the first, the real focus of Trine 2’s gameplay is about using each of the heroes’ different abilities to tackle foes and maneuver through a variety of physics-based puzzles. Since the first game, each hero has seen a few improvements to his or her skill set. Amadeus, in addition to creating boxes and planks, can now pick enemies up using his levitation magic and place them into any sort of nearby peril that may be available. Voya has both fire (and eventually, explosive) arrows and ice arrows to wield, as well as the ability to make herself invisible for a brief period of time, while Pontius now carries a big hammer that’s perfect for smashing walls (and enemies) and can even be flung to hit those out-of-reach places. Perhaps the greatest enhancement all three characters have seen, though, is the elimination of the mana/energy bar from the first game, so you are free to use their abilities to your heart’s content.That's pretty much the first level right there. Yeah, the game starts off strong in the graphics departmentAside from these gameplay improvements, Trine 2 has also tweaked the graphics and this, more than anything else, is what will undoubtedly stick out. The levels in the first game, while pretty, also tended to be rather dark, and lacked, at times, a very diverse color palette.

Not so in the sequel. There were times as I was playing when I had to simply stop whatever I was doing and just stare at the background. From lush, green forests, to beaches with deep, blue lagoons, to frigid ice castles, Trine 2’s scenery could be framed and hung in a modern art museum.

I also have to admit I'm completely confused with options regarding stability and such.What is the top air speed? The previous version, which unfortunately I scrapped because it was ugly, was hitting 70kph.I think.no way to go back and test. Planet nomads air blades youtube. Top ground speed?Do I need a battery per unit, which is what I see some designs doing? Or can I power off the generator?Advice on the stability option?Should I connect blades directly to the craft? The top speed seems to be about 50kph, which seems slow.

Combine those beautiful vistas with an enchanting and playful score, and the game has quite a leg up on many of the full AAA releases we’ve seen this year. Yet with all of these enhancements and additions, how does the game itself hold up?In brief: extremely well in co-op. From a solo play perspective, Trine 2 is fun and offers some rather interesting mind teasers to overcome, but it also feels lacking. Specifically, it feels like it’s lacking another person with whom to play. It is a problem, though, that is easily remedied as one of the biggest improvements to the game is that online co-op is now fully supported from the get go.

What’s more, it supports a combination of local and online so you can play with a mixture of friends, both near and far. It also now offers two co-op modes: campaign and Unlimited. Both take you through the game’s 13 levels, but both do it in a slightly different way.

Icewarden Keep is the twelfth level in Trine 2.Below is a table which shows the total amount of level experience, monster experience, and secrets that can be found in this level.Level ExperienceMonster ExperienceUnlockable Secrets90402Walkthrough To move through the door in this room, you'll have to 'disappear'. Place the crate that is already in the room onto the spikes toward the far right of the screen in order to create a platform.

Now build a tower of crates to reach it. The door will then open and a will come out. Kill it, and move through the doorway. In the next area, use a crate to move safetly across the and kill the Goblin to the left. It should be directly above you. Set the barrel up toward the right on fire. This will clear the path ahead.

Use the next barrel that you drop to blow up the wall across from you, then swing over using grappling hook. Using conjure ability, create a small crate on the snow, switch to the Archer, and slowly edge forward, aiming at the water bulb with your bow as you knock the crate off the edge.

This will open the space between you and the bulb. Shoot the bulb, and witness the plant grow!Head up the plant and toward the right.

Expect to face a pack of. Place a crate on the and give it a good push with the Wizard's levitate ability. Grapple toward the crate and swing as far as you can to the right. It may take a couple of tries to get the timing of this right, but keep at it.

To get past the next section, build a stack of two crates and then place a long plank and a smaller crate on top in order to hold the plank in place. This will get you halflway across, then a well-timed jump will make the rest of this a snap. In the next section you will need to destroy the ceiling in order to get some light in the room. Place a crate on the empty hand so you can adjust it. Use levitate to move the crate until the light shines through the crystal into the and opens the door.For the next leap, watch for the first two chunks of stalactites to fall at the same time, then start leaping across.

Once you go, you cannot stop, as the platforms are made of ice and are quite slick. If you start at that point, you should be able to make it just fine. Next up is a large group of Goblins, along with a. Kill them all, and proceed to the next puzzle.

Stack three crates on top of each other and then angle a plank against the blue botton overhead in order to keep it pressed. Obviously, build this to your left while you stand at the right edge of the pit. Drop down to the platform and throw hammer. You'll need to keep jumping to keep yourself from falling. When the passage opens up, go through and pull the switch.

Hop up toward your right, and proceed to the next area.The mechanism in this room is obviously jammed, so look for an explosive barrel. Shoot it with a fire arrow and then pull the switch. You'll want your shield to be facing your left side for the first burst of fire, then look for a pipe to pull on the left side and then direct your shield toward the right. There will be a near the bottom left of this area, open it up for a. On the right, drop an exploding barrel, and then another.

Place them both in the lava using the Wizard, one on the far left, and one on the far right, and use them to get across the pit. You will need the T-pipe from earlier for this next area. Place it so the blows wind up and toward the right, then position yourself above the wind.

Use your shield to protect yourself when the flames come around, and use a crate and plank to make a small bridge to reach the upper right path.In this next section you'll have to fight a Fire Berserker. After you kill it, ride a platform over the lava, and keep the Knight's shield handy facing upwards. Clear the spikey ball and you'll be fine. This next section, however, is quite a pain. Hop up onto the platform above you using the Thief.

Now place the curved pipe over the lava pipe to fall toward the right. Jump on the moving platform, and when you get underneath the pipe, pull it loose so the lava drops behind you. After that, it's just a matter of getting over one more spikey ball. In the next section, throw a hammer up to the left to free the pipe. Put the pipe on the lava, flowing out to the left. Place a plank beneath the upper portal, then drop through it to land up top.

There is a chest to your right, move the upper portal over the ice, then move the lower portal to the left so the lava flows through it, clearing your path.On the swinging platform, you're going to need to rotate it to the right until it's at its farthest point and the next platform is raised. Conjure a crate or two on your platform to move up and onward. Next there will be a large wave of goblins. Kill them, then start sliding a bit to your right and throw a hammer up to free the boulder. This next battle is very familiar.

Let the Giant Goblin clear the path to the right to find a 'trap'. Equip your biggest weapon and take him out, then build a pile of crates to your right to get you up and over the barrier. You're path will magically clear before you, and you can continue onto the next level.