Trine

I never had a chance to play it with friends, but the single player mode scratched the "Little Big Planet meets D&D by way of Medieval 2" itch I never knew I had. This was a neat game; I love when puzzle-platformers don't have a prescribed solution for every problem.

Played this with a group of three. Had a good laugh at the wonky physics and all the means we had to troll each other, but otherwise the game is meh. The game is mostly just a bunch of nuzzles with some lazily designed enemy encounters tossed in. Most of the time I died it was because of awkward collision and finicky jump inputs. The game forces you to wait after landing a jump which makes swift platforming impossible and creates some awkward buffering. The lack of a final boss was super lame.

Playing with others massively improves the experience.

This is a lot of fun with friends. It's great playing around with the physics by being silly about the solutions you come up with to progress.