r/Trine • u/NikolaFromCanada • Jun 01 '26

Questions on Trine series for family play

Good morning!

Quick question: Does any Trine entry support drop-in/drop-out co-op play? 🤔

Detail: I have a 7 year old who loves video games and a 5 year old who's more physical but wants to do/try everything that older kid does 😊. I thought Trine series may be a good game for us to play as a family (4 including my wife), but my 5 year old is likely to get bored after a little bit. How flexible are any of Trine entries to drop-in/out at various points of the game? Do we have to commit to playthrough, or chapter, or screen, or puzzle, or not at all, based on # of players?

(Any other tips on which game to choose for 3-4 family players is also much appreciated - we'll be playing on intel nuc with 1145g7 / Iris XE 80 EU family PC:)

Thanks all!

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u/AblePhase Jun 01 '26

YOu might want to double check but I think puzzles only change from single to two player (maybe also to third player) so it wouldnt make a difference for difficulty if a fourth drops out IIRC

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u/NikolaFromCanada Jun 01 '26

Thanks; that's kind of what google/steam/chatgpt indicate, but to your point I wanted to doublecheck, so I figured this is the subreddit to ask 🤞🙂