Actiontrip writes:
Yeah, Actiontrip know, Actiontrip is a bit late with this one, but here it is anyway. Frozenbyte's physics-based platform game Trine received a patch, which updates the game to version 1.08.
The full patch 1.08 notes are as follows:
adds support for NVIDIA 3D Vision
tweaks the antialiasing method, works better now (enabled in the Launcher or "/antialias_samples 8" etc in the game console)
tweaks the last level once again, now no enemies on Very Hard (for the Achievement)
fixes minor item description text errors
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