It’s a bit ironic that one of the best games offered at the PlayStation 4 is not only a digital download title being offered on the PS Store, but also an upgraded port of a game about to celebrate its two-year anniversary, and yet it still holds up as one of the most beautiful and addictively fun games I’ve ever played. The nice thing about having the DLC integrated rather than offered as a separate adventure is that now all of your upgrades from the main game carry over into the expansion levels. The PlayStation 4 marks the most comprehensive bundle released to date, both in features and content including Trine 2 and all of the Goblin Menace levels now seamlessly integrated into the story as well as the Dwarven Caverns bonus level awarded after finding all ten pieces of the map scattered about the Goblin Menace levels. Complete Story is a significant technical upgrade and a slight content upgrade from the Director’s Cut version that released on the Wii U last year, and all of these console variations are compilations of the content previously available on Steam in both the core Trine 2 game and the Goblin Menace DLC. Frozenbyte is bound and determined that everyone has a chance to play their stunning platform-puzzler, so it’s no big surprise that this is debuting as a launch title for Sony’s new PlayStation 4. Back for my third review on my third format, welcome to Trine 2: Complete Story.
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