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Good platform games are still favored by gamers and thanks largely to the efforts of indie developers. This sequel is something we've been waiting for, since Frozenbyte's really touched our hearts with the original. Here's a snip: As the heroes get together, the player immediately falls onto familiar ground...

Hm, well, not bad for a developer that boasts only a few games. Development studio Frozenbyte has confirmed that their platformer Trine, which launched two years ago, sold over 1.1 million copies to date across all platforms. Most of the sales were generated through Steam and the Humble Bundle...

Here's a little reminder from the folks at Frozenbyte. Trine 2, the promising little platformer sequel, is scheduled to arrive for Windows PC and OS X tomorrow (Dec. 7). Of course, you'll be able to grab the game through Steam. "Finally!" says Lauri Hyvärinen, CEO of Frozenbyte, but continues: "Alas, fans will have to wait a little longer for the console versions...

Trine was a very fine platformer, though it could've used a few more extra touches to really make it, well, sparkle and stand out from the rest of the crowd. Of course, developer Frozenbyte has a chance to make it even better with Trine 2. They released a gameplay video, so you might want to give it a look: These concept art images are available and new screenshots: click to view full gallery click to view full gallery

Publisher Nobilis announced that a downloadable PlayStation 3 version of Trine, the sexy-looking platformer, is going to be available in the US on October 22. Yes, the $20 PlayStation 3 edition is finally on its way. If you guys didn't get a chance to check out this game, you really should, ya know.

In a sea of action games, action adventures, MMOGs (read: WoW) and strategies, a traditional side-scrolling platformer is more than welcome, at least that's what we feel. Trine is a puzzle oriented game too, which means you get to use your brain a little bit along the way... that doesn't sound too bad, now does it? Check out our Trine (PC) review.

Gamers might like to try a playable demo for Trine, Frozenbyte's soon-to-be-released fantasy action/platformer. The 461MB Trine demo allows you to try out the tutorial and the game's first level. "In Trine, players work together to create and use objects to solve challenging physics-based puzzles and defeat dangerous enemies...