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Puzzle platformer · Frozenbyte, 2019

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince

A wizard, a knight and a thief solve physics puzzles in a fairytale world. Gorgeous and gentle.

4.5/5Family favourite

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, store artwork
Store artwork © Frozenbyte

Sofa sheet

  • Players1–4
  • ScreenSame screen
  • ReadingSome
  • Scary bitsMild
  • Our suggested age8+
  • PEGISee store label

Our suggested age is our own view, not an official rating. Check the PEGI label on the store page.

What you do

Switch between three heroes with different powers, or share them between players, to solve puzzles.

Who it suits

Families who like fairy tales and puzzles.

Our tip for parents

Each player picks one hero. A child who does not like jumping can be the wizard and build bridges.

How it goes

  1. 1

    Your first evening

    A storybook castle, three heroes, and a wizard who conjures boxes. It looks wonderful.

  2. 2

    After a few weeks

    Puzzles adapt to how many are playing. Bosses are light.

  3. 3

    Stopping without tears

    Checkpoints are frequent.

Cheers

  • Gorgeous fairytale art
  • Puzzles adapt to players
  • Gentle

Groans

  • Light combat
  • Some puzzles fiddly

The score

TogetherWorks for mixed ages.4.6
Easy to startNew players can join quickly.4.4
FunLaughs and surprises.4.5
Fair to youPrice, extras and clear stops.4.6

Overall 4.5 out of 5, the average of the four marks.

In one line

A storybook adventure for the whole family.

Played with families and written up on 26 October 2026. Prices and platforms change; the official page has the latest.