There’s a huge variety of enemies and lots of different weapons, but the Hitch-hiker has almost no defensive capabilities or options to build that way. It’s most similar in combat design to Dead Cells. And that’s not me complaining it’s too hard for me. Which brings me to my main issue with Trinity Fusion: at this stage, it just doesn’t feel balanced. You just chip away at its ridiculous health bar while trying to avoid being squashed in a few hits. The only time you can switch between them is at the boss fight, but the main boss in the beta doesn’t have any particular abilities or obstacles that require a particular talent. Instead, the action is limited by its own core concept: you have to play each level a certain way with a certain character, and that’s that. The trio seems ideal for some Trine-like level design, hopping from body to body to tackle obstacles and bosses in all the stages.

Slightly disappointingly, each has their own separate campaign path. Finally, you can choose Kera, who’s entirely melee-focused and can’t double-jump, but uses an energy leash to swing from grapple points or pull enemies towards her. She can wall-jump up narrow passageways, and double-jump, but doesn’t have a traversal gizmo like her trans-dimensional sisters. Then there’s Naira, who wields a ranged weapon and a melee weapon. She can double-jump, and has a little drone that you can move independently of her to teleport you to hard to reach areas. There’s Altara, who wields a melee weapon and a magical spell. While basic movement and melee combat feel the same, they have unique abilities. It’s a 2D action game with a roguelite loop, but from what I’ve seen there are no Metroidvania elements.Įach of the three incarnations of the Hitch-hiker play differently. I’ve spent a few hours with the Trinity Fusion closed beta both on PC and Steam Deck, and while I can tell you that what I’ve sampled plays well, I can’t tell you a whole lot more.

What’s not entirely clear at this point is how. The upshot of this is a roguelite action game with three distinct paths and three different characters, each with their own abilities, who share XP and upgrades even as you jump between them. You play an individual known as the Hitch-hiker, with the ability to hop between three alternate versions of herself. Trinity Fusion has a pretty cool concept.

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