Trine is a beautiful fantasy action platformer with a fairytale-like atmosphere, following the journey of three heroes - a Wizard, a Knight and a Thief - in a quest to save the kingdom from evil. The gameplay is based on fully interactive physics - each character's different abilities and tactics can be used to invent new ways to battle an army of undead and overcome obstacles, and restore the balance of the world.
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Apr 26, 2011 News
Trine released on Desura
Following the journey of three heroes - a Wizard, a Knight and a Thief - in a quest to save the kingdom from evil, Trine is an EPIC indie and a must have in any game collection.
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Really good game.
Hi everybody! I've recently bought Trine on Desura. The game is really awesome. I've played Linux version and it works perfect on ATI Catalyst drivers. And I wanted to know is there any chance to get it on Steam? I know, there is no Steam for Linux (yet? ^_^), but it would be cool to get Trine there.
an awesome game !
desura client tells me about the 1.08 update (linux 64bit here) but once i try applying it, it tells me there is no available update (code 52.0 ? i believe)
Hi guys, Joel here, sorry for the absence! I've updated the price of the game so it's now $9.99 as it's elsewhere too - if anyone just bought the game at the earlier price let me know and we can think of something.
Is there no linux demo? :(
Indeed there is none. We probably won't release a Linux demo due to a few reasons... Sorry! (But we will do so for Trine 2 eventually.)
Yeah the 64-bit binaries were discussed in the Trine 2 page (in short for everyone else: some of the middleware we use does not yet have 64-bit available so we're a bit stuck, although not forever possibly but no promises yet).
The sound is more curious - you can either check the forums ( Frozenbyte.com ) or send an email ( Frozenbyte.com ) and we can see. Oh and the old Linux FAQ might help too: Frozenbyte.com
Thanks, I didn't see that FAQ site. It looks like my problem is on there, so I'll try fixing it when I get back to the computer that it was acting up on.
I fixed it. I had my .asoundrc file incorrectly configured. I use JACK, so I honestly should have the burden of figuring it out.