Frozenbyte has released an update for their puzzle platformer Trine, now available for download. The patch brings the game to v1.05, adding several fixes and additions to the game including reducing difficulty in the last level on all settings.
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the last level is not that hard, even in the highest difficulty... well, Trine is a very good game, every addition is welcome. I hope there will be a sequel someday
You are right, its not THAT hard, but it is hard in contrast to the rest of the game.
Its just frustrating when you have been swinging your way peacefully through a great game when all of a sudden..WHAM...you start throwing your controller across the room.
Im all for difficulty, but not when it doesn't fit within the games context.