The puzzles in Trine 2 are quite challenging, and even downright frustrating at times. It’s not a gamebreaker by any means, just something I noticed seemed out of played on the GamePad.
When your character is hit, the GamePad rumbles, and I found that this can be rather annoying. Each character has a life meter, which once depleted will render the character lifeless until the next checkpoint. This is done with a simple touch on the character portrait found on the GamePad or by using the shoulder button. I often found myself using the Amadeus the wizard, as he was quite fun to play as using the Wii U GamePad however, you will need to switch characters to complete the many puzzles in game. A great thing about the skill trees for each characters is that skill points can be reset at any time, and you can give points to another character as needed. Attempts to conjure another will cause the first one to disappear, but after upgrading he can eventually conjure up to four items at the same time. For example, Amadeus the wizard starts with the ability to conjure only one item. There are a total of five different skills to learn for each character. Skills for each character can be upgraded via experience points found in collectables throughout the game. Finally, Zoya deftly zips to platforms with her grappling hook and can shoot down ropes and vines with her bow and arrow the latter can be done with a swipe of the stylus. Pontius uses his brute strength to bust through objectives and he uses his mighty sword against the hordes of goblins. Amadeus can levitate items and monsters out of the way, as well as being able to conjure up blocks and platforms.
When first starting the game you are introduced to the three main characters and their abilities.
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