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Trine original versus Enchanted Edition: co-op and saving

Know which first-game version you launched before following save or multiplayer instructions.

Edition covered

The 2009 Trine campaign. The gallery and cover show the later Enchanted Edition remake of that campaign, using Frozenbyte’s current Steam assets. Original-release rules are labeled where saving or co-op differs; these are not screenshots of the 2009 renderer.

Two versions of the same campaign

A skeleton stands near a winding wooden path under golden forest light.
A skeleton stands near a winding wooden path under golden forest light.

Enchanted Edition rebuilds the original campaign with the Trine 2 engine. The included original mode preserves several different technical and save behaviors.

Two versions of the same campaign
FeatureOriginal 2009 releaseEnchanted Edition
CampaignOriginal first Trine storyRemade first Trine story
EngineOriginal Trine rendererTrine 2 engine with revised visuals
MultiplayerLocal co-opLocal and online co-op
SavingAutomatic between completed levelsMore flexible checkpoint-based saving

Useful co-op roles

Players can coordinate around the heroes’ specialties. Agree on the next platform before moving an object another player is standing on.

Useful co-op roles
SituationLead roleSupport role
Enemy group at a puzzlePontius handles close threatsAmadeus prepares safe platforms
High gapZoya checks an anchor routeAmadeus supplies a first step
Narrow projectile lanePontius blocksOthers cross while protected
Heavy movable puzzle pieceAmadeus positions itOther players stay clear until settled

Single player still uses all three heroes

The puzzle set does not require three human players. Solo play switches among heroes, so a failed attempt can be solved by changing roles rather than changing player count.

Check the launcher and save behavior

The current PC package includes both versions where supported. Use the chosen edition’s save rules and controls; do not expect the original executable to provide online co-op.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Trine publisher listingstore.steampowered.com
Original Trine manualcdn.steamstatic.com
Original Trine walkthrough and abilitiesgamefaqs.gamespot.com
Frozenbyte Trine sitewww.frozenbyte.com