Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince - Pontius, Amadeus and Zoe are back in action, and this time they are facing the nightmares of Prince Selius. The world of sleep turns inside out: familiar places turn into traps, and familiar objects behave differently than expected. Some tasks require coordinated work of three: while one holds the platform, the second throws the rope. Three heroes work together. The knight covers his allies with a shield and cuts close, the thief swings on a hook and runs along ropes, and the magician builds boxes and bridges out of thin air. Any riddle is solved by a combination of their skills, and switching between characters has become even more convenient. The levels are designed like dreams come to life: furniture hangs in the air, walls breathe, and the scenery changes right before your eyes. Hidden chests and shards are worth hunting for: they can be used to collect additional skills. Some of the puzzles can be completed in two different ways, which is nice to test in practice. Platforming has become more diverse: light and shadows, mirrors, wind and small mechanisms that you need to assemble yourself are added. Some problems allow for different solutions, so the company does not get stuck for long. You can play alone or with three people on one screen, and then everyone takes a hero. There is a separate mode where levels can be played against time, as well as familiar plot additions if you want to remember previous chapters. The plot leads the heroes after the prince, who himself is not happy with his gift. Between chapters there are short inserts explaining where the nightmares come from. Anyone who wants to play a fabulous platformer with friends and without haste.