This game has some cool ideas—playing as three characters with fast-paced combat and platforming to reach the boss is a solid setup—but the execution needs work. // PLATFORMING is mostly smooth until the bonus levels, which are brutal: moving platforms, tiny air-dashes, and deadly thorns make them more rage-quit than reward. // UPGRADES are confusing—I couldn’t figure out how the tournament system works, and getting kicked out after failing those awful jumps felt punishing. // COMBAT is fun at first, but characters get locked into slow attack animations while enemies easily dodge and counter. Special abilities? Pretty useless. One shoots fireballs upward (seriously?), and most are too situational to rely on. Energy runs out fast—even on easy mode—forcing you into melee. // MELEE itself is frustrating: enemies can hit you from across the screen, while your sword barely reaches anyone standing next to you. Some weapons feel like you're swinging a toothpick. // Overall, this could be a great game with some serious tweaking—but right now, it’s a promising mess held back by bad design choices.

Trinity Fusion is a fun but mediocre roguelike at a medium price point. While it clearly takes some inspiration Metroidvanias and Dead Cells, while it nails the fluidity and movement, it lacks much to keep the attention. A lackluster, confusing progression, boring abilities and weapons, and minimal reason to invest in the story or characters holds this game back from standing tall with the other greats in the genre. However the 20-25$ price point, it does reasonable make back it's money in play time. Don't go in with too high expectations, but there is some good hack and slash and shoot in store.

5 bosses in the entire game. Very generic. Slow progression. Very short but artificially stretched so that you can play for many hours when it's already boring in two hours. Without rhythm. Mobile graphics. It deserves a very poor grade. Don't pay for this.