Trism II

Trism II

Sequel to the smash hit Trism

119 ratings
60 reviews
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 27, 2018
  • July 27, 2018

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Experience a rich narrative adventure in a fully interactive open world. This sequel to a beloved indie game offers branching quests, multiple endings, and ongoing episodic content.

Fully interactive open world
Deep narrative storyline
Branching subquests
Multiple endings
Episodic content
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What's New in Trism II

1.2

July 27, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

User reviews

Nice to see a v2, but needs some work

As a fan of Trism for many years I was happy to see a new version and didn’t mind paying for the work these folks put in. A few things however:
Why doesn’t the tilt work to slide the tiles in different direction except down?
App crashes especially trying to beat Nanook (whatever his name is)
There’s too much “story” for those of us who just want to play.
Looking forward to an update to fix the glitches and move on to the next round.
Thank you !
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Where are the new levels ?

I bought this game the very day it came out (July 2018 I believe) and have been waiting for the extra levels ever since. I even wrote to the developers and asked when the extra levels would be appearing and got the reply “When they’re ready !”. It’s a decent game BUT it’s not finished. For that reason I have to knock a couple of stars off- shame as it could have been a five star game.
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Can’t tilt the phone anymore

You can no longer control where the triangles slide from. It’s always from one direct: upper left.

Eah…

Tbh I bought this just to support the devs as I love Trism. But I noped out and deleted the game after about two mins.

New levels

🙏🏻 new levels please

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Reported Bugs

22 issues

App crashes

Bug

Tilt/orientation issues

Bug

Game freezes

Bug

Black screen on load

Bug

Login/GameCenter issues

Bug

Strobe lights cause migraines

Bug

Typo in speech bubbles

Bug

Random move decrease

Bug

Blocks not moving

Bug

Boss fights reload animatic

Bug

Doesn't allow background audio

Bug

Keyboard not sized correctly

Bug

Music/podcast stops

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Bomb fill leaves no playable move

Bug

Unclear next level destination

Bug

Cannot earn all stars if level passed too fast

Bug

Purchased power-ups not appearing

Bug

Missing keys/chests

Bug

Unclear goal requirements (e.g., 'quickly')

Bug

Game upside down on iPad

Bug

Needs own volume controls

Bug

Forces online account login

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

New levels

Feature

Update original Trism

Feature

Add arcade modes (Infinism, time trial)

Feature

More game modes

Feature

Quick travel between zones

Feature

German localization

Feature

FAQ

What is Trism II?

Trism II is a narrative-driven adventure game set in a fully interactive open world. It is the sequel to the acclaimed indie game TRISM and offers a deep storyline with branching quests and multiple endings.

What are the key features of Trism II?

Key features include a fully interactive open world, a deep narrative storyline, branching subquests that affect the story, multiple possible endings, and planned episodic content to expand the game over time.

How much does Trism II cost?

Trism II is a paid application. The provided data indicates it does not have in-app purchases or ads, suggesting a one-time purchase model.

What kind of games is Trism II similar to?

Trism II offers an experience similar to narrative-focused open-world adventure games and story-driven indie titles. Its emphasis on player choice and branching paths aligns with games that prioritize emergent storytelling.

Is Trism II suitable for casual players?

While the game offers a deep narrative and open world, its focus on story and branching quests may appeal to players who enjoy immersive experiences. The episodic content suggests ongoing engagement for dedicated players.