Trine 2

"Trine 2's physics engine is robust and fine tuned, and noodling about with it is engrossing in its own right... It's a more complete, refined work than its predecessor."

"It’s essentially more of the same quality platform puzzling like Trine, only with an extra layer of awesome. In addition, up to three friends can play the game cooperatively on a local network or online, which adds a whole new layer of fun to the proceedings. And in a particularly smart move, the emphasis has been placed on the puzzles: the challenge here comes from having to work things out rather than having to worry so much about dying."

Trine 2 looks pretty much like the first game. However, with it's improved graphics and enhanced physics, puzzle-solving lovers would definitely enjoy this game.

"The flexibility of the puzzles and the overlapping powers mean that there’s no pure, one-way solution. For instance, the Thief’s agility becomes less important as the Wizard learns to conjure more simultaneous objects. This doesn’t matter in single play, but the gameplay changes when in Multiplayer."

Playing solo would only let players control only one character at a time. However, they can switch between characters when the need for their skills arise. Nonetheless, the game is said to be better played with friends in order to experience some of the most awesome encounters and abilities.