Trine 3 The Artifacts of Power

Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power brings the fairy-tale world of Trine into full 3D, and you can download it here for Windows and Mac. The 2015 release from Frozenbyte puts three very different heroes in your hands — Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight, and Zoya the Thief — and asks you to combine their abilities to survive a storybook journey built around combat, physics puzzles, and creative problem solving. You can play alone or team up with friends in online and local co-op.

This page covers what the game actually does, how the three heroes play differently, what the co-op modes add, and the practical details you need before you install. If you enjoy physics-driven platformers with a storybook tone, this one sits comfortably alongside other action titles in our action and sports library.

Technical Specifications

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What Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power Actually Is

The Trine series has always been about one idea: three heroes, one shared body of skills, and a world that rewards you for switching between them. The Artifacts of Power keeps that core and moves the camera into 3D, so levels now stretch in depth as well as across the screen. You'll find platforms that recede into the background, puzzles that use height and distance, and combat encounters that ask you to reposition rather than just mash a button.

The framing story follows the three heroes on a quest tied to the artifacts that bind them together. Amadeus, Pontius, and Zoya each carry their own personality into the dialogue, and the narration leans into a light, storybook tone rather than a grim one. It's the kind of game you can sit down with for a short session and still feel like you made progress.

How the Three Heroes Play

Amadeus the Wizard

Amadeus conjures boxes and other objects out of thin air. In practice, he's your bridge-builder and lever-puller: you can summon a crate to stand on, drop it onto a pressure plate, or stack objects to reach a ledge that Pontius and Zoya can't get to on their own. His toolkit is the one most tied to the physics engine, so expect to experiment.

Pontius the Knight

Pontius handles the direct approach. He swings a sword, carries a shield for blocking, and can charge into obstacles. When a puzzle has a breakable wall or a fight turns crowded, he's the hero you switch to. His shield also becomes a platform in co-op, which is where the three-hero design really shows its value.

Zoya the Thief

Zoya brings a grappling hook and a bow. She can swing across gaps, pull herself to distant anchor points, and pick off enemies from range. Her mobility makes her the natural choice for vertical sections and for reaching collectibles tucked away off the main path.

The design works because no single hero solves everything. You rotate between them constantly, and the best solutions usually combine two or three abilities in sequence.

Key Features

• Three switchable heroes — Amadeus, Pontius, and Zoya each bring distinct abilities you swap between on the fly.
• Full 3D level design — puzzles and platforms now use depth, not just left-to-right movement.
• Physics-based puzzle solving — conjured objects, weights, and momentum drive most solutions.
• Single-player campaign — play the whole story solo and switch heroes as needed.
• Online and local co-op — team up so each player controls a different hero.
• Combat and platforming mix — swordplay, archery, and grappling sit alongside environmental puzzles.
• Broad language support — seven voice languages and thirteen menu/subtitle languages.
• Storybook presentation — a fairy-tale narrator and colorful, hand-crafted art direction.

Co-op: Where the Game Opens Up

Single-player is the baseline, but co-op is where the three-hero structure becomes a conversation. In local co-op you share a screen and coordinate: one player holds a shield as a platform while another swings across, or a wizard stacks boxes while a thief lines up a grapple. Online co-op follows the same logic with friends on separate machines.

The tradeoff is coordination. Co-op rewards players who talk to each other, and it can slow down if nobody agrees on an approach. If you prefer to solve puzzles at your own pace, solo play gives you full control of all three heroes without waiting on anyone.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Three genuinely different heroes that make puzzle solutions feel earned.
• Physics-driven puzzles give you room to improvise instead of hunting one fixed answer.
• Online and local co-op both supported, so you can play with friends either way.
• Wide language coverage across voice, menus, and subtitles.
• Accessible storybook tone that suits short sessions and family play.

Cons

• The shift to 3D changes the feel of the series, and players used to the 2D entries may notice the difference in precision.
• Co-op depends on communication, which can slow the pace for mixed-skill groups.
• Developer and exact build details aren't listed in the source data for this page, so verify version information after download.

Version Freshness and What to Expect

This is the 2015 release of Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power, and the version field on this page is marked as an estimated build rather than a confirmed patch number. Because the game launched in 2015, you shouldn't expect ongoing content updates. What you should expect is a stable, complete package: the full campaign, the co-op modes, and the full language set listed in the specifications table above.

Treat the file size figure as an estimate as well. The game ships as a single-file download, and the exact archive size depends on the distribution container. Check the download page for the current listing before you commit disk space.

Installation Guidance

The source data for this page doesn't include a step-by-step installer walkthrough, so rather than invent one, here's what to do in practical terms. Download the single-file package from the link section below, extract it if it's archived, and run the game executable for your platform — Windows or Mac. The download package includes a password, which is listed on the download page alongside the mirrors.

If you run into trouble opening the archive, the download page links to a guide and a tool that walk you through the extraction process. Keep the password handy; it's required to unpack the file.

Who This Game Is For

You'll get the most out of Trine 3 if you like puzzle platformers where the challenge is figuring out how to get somewhere rather than executing frame-perfect jumps. It also suits groups: local co-op makes it a reasonable pick for playing with family or friends in the same room, and online co-op covers the distance case. If you want a long, grind-heavy action game, this isn't that — the appeal is short, self-contained puzzle sequences with a warm visual style.

For a different flavor of action, you can also browse Ancient Roman Power of Dark Side or Adidas Power Soccer International 97 in our catalog.

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	NAME	Trine 3 The Artifacts of Power
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	2015
	GENRE	Action

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