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According to Trine's physics engine, momentum doesn't exist. You can swing something back and forth until your hand is sore, but the second you let go, it drops immediately down and loses all speed. This is just one of the many moments in Trine where, considering it's a physics puzzle game, it completely breaks my immersion in it. The concept is full of potential, but I felt myself continuously disappointed playing…
The game is still Burnout, which means that it still kicks the ass out of every single racing game made in the same year, but they seemed to take off a lot of what made the original Burnout games great: the light-hearted, kill-everyone-while-an-oblivious-DJ-talks-about-construction mood it gave off (I don't care what ANYONE says, I still love the DJ in Burnout 3). What I'm talking about doesn't only span over the…
I absolutely love this game. The physics are great, and the game is amazingly awesome to play. There are almost no glaring flaws in this game. In fact, only one thing made me take off half of a star; The pure difficulty of some of the Crash Mode levels. They're supposed to be puzzles of sorts, but a few are simply so hard, I couldn't figure it out, no matter how hard I tried. This was a very frustrating thing for…
