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Trinity Fusion
Developer Angry Mob Games
Three fractured realities. One collapsing multiverse. Fast, fluid combat in a dark sci-fi Roguevania where each run begins in a separate universe — then lets you fuse your parallel selves, powers, and worlds to create brutal, ever-evolving builds. From the Steam store page
219 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Oct 30, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
81
LovedLoved
153 positive · 36 negative
95% range 75–86%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 153 | 36 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 3 | 0 | 12 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 9 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 1 | 5 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
508 of 588 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
81% recommend · 151 yes, 36 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 187 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (779 of 917 positive).
Players praise the game's polished visuals and smooth animations. [1][2][3] Some find the movement and ledge grabbing frustrating. [4][5][6] Many recommend it as a solid roguelite with good value. [7][8][9]
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- [13]
This is not it, guys I'm a huge roguelike fan, played all the most "famous" here on Steam, but this game is almost good, but... Pros: Really nice graphics and art style The world/story seems interesting and somewhat original As far as I could see, there is a good amount of weapons/guns Cons: Not being able to pause a run in the middle of it is terrible, just terrible. Sometimes you just want to enter, play for 10 …
- [7]
This is a qualified recommendation: I found this game whilst looking for Metroidvanias, but it is not. It's a platforming roguelite, but it is not a Metroidvania - there's no ability to go off and explore other parts of the castle (or whatever) for greater loot and experience to come back and roll through a section that's just giving you too much trouble. You die, you die, back to the beginning. There is, however, …
- [8]
This game does a lot of things right. This is the only rouge-lite that I have stuck with because this game is very good. - Being that its a “metroidvania” style, there is not a steep curve in platforming as the run progresses. The levels are enough the same that you don’t feel like you are having to go through 15 minutes of pretty easy gameplay in order to get to the same part you died at last time. Might be a …
- [10]
It's not bad and it's certainly worth the entertainment value it sells for. Movement and combat itself feels slick when it works. But it is something of a mixed bag. There's also a number of small QoL bugs that are persistent. Hyper mode and difficulty settings saving are all over the place. Sometimes it's saved, sometimes it goes poof. That said at the higher difficulties (which y'know is kind of the point) it does …
- [1]
I think these guys have made something pretty special here. The game genuinely surprised me with how polished it is, and how much it's developers are punching above their weight. Seriously, I think you should give this game a try. It's pretty good 🙂.
Summarised from 34 of the 222 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
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Players who liked Trinity Fusion talk about polished visuals and smooth animations; those who didn't talk about frustrating ledge grabbing during combat. Which matters more to you?
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60 of 219 · most liked firstGOG News for Gaming/Linux/Steam Deck. I thought a dedicated GOG News post might be a nice change-of-pace. I'm not sure how much I can find or cover here, that hasn't already been shared in any case...but I *do* love GOG, and I feel they get a little less publicity or cover than the obvious alternative of Steam...so here we go :) ---------------------------------------------------------- # GOG’s Gaming News: ---------------------------------------------------------- # *Authenticator:*…
neutral · AI labelView post →GOG News for Gaming/Linux/Steam Deck. I thought a dedicated GOG News post might be a nice change-of-pace. I'm not sure how much I can find or cover here, that hasn't already been shared in any case...but I *do* love GOG, and I feel they get a little less publicity or cover than the obvious alternative of Steam...so here we go :) ---------------------------------------------------------- # GOG’s Gaming News: ---------------------------------------------------------- # *Authenticator:*…
neutral · AI labelView post →All of this month's 'free' games with Prime Gaming. This month's titles have been revealed (as Amazon always does!) # *'But what is Prime Gaming'? I'm new to it!* It's as simple as free games every month! Prime Gaming offers a rotating selection of free PC games each month, ranging from indie titles to AAA classics. This *is* dependent on you having an Amazon Prime subscription, but if you've been near my Mastodon posts at all you'll know I can't stop shouting about how *good* the deal is.…
neutral · AI labelView post →All of this month's 'free' games with Prime Gaming. This month's titles have been revealed (as Amazon always does!) # *'But what is Prime Gaming'? I'm new to it!* It's as simple as free games every month! Prime Gaming offers a rotating selection of free PC games each month, ranging from indie titles to AAA classics. This *is* dependent on you having an Amazon Prime subscription, but if you've been near my Mastodon posts at all you'll know I can't stop shouting about how *good* the deal is.…
neutral · AI labelView post →This is not it, guys I'm a huge roguelike fan, played all the most "famous" here on Steam, but this game is almost good, but... Pros: Really nice graphics and art style The world/story seems interesting and somewhat original As far as I could see, there is a good amount of weapons/guns Cons: Not being able to pause a run in the middle of it is terrible, just terrible. Sometimes you just want to enter, play for 10 minutes, clear an area and go do something else (But you can't) The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a qualified recommendation: I found this game whilst looking for Metroidvanias, but it is not. It's a platforming roguelite, but it is not a Metroidvania - there's no ability to go off and explore other parts of the castle (or whatever) for greater loot and experience to come back and roll through a section that's just giving you too much trouble. You die, you die, back to the beginning. There is, however, the Hypermode - an increasing damage resistance buff that stacks every time…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just play Dead Cells, or Oblivion Override, or Entropy Effect. They are all better. Feels slow. You are constantly pulled to ledges every time you try to jump to a lower lever. It's like every ledge in the game has a tractor beam. Bug where you lose you progression items that seems to be years old. The difference between the 3 characters? One gets a wall jump and one doesn't have a double jump. Power-ups are weak. Too many instances of multiple enemies taking up the same space. Making it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recent Sales Including Steam Sale and Fanatical *not sure what region locks apply to these? I am in US*. There are some decent deals going on right now, not so much for AAA titles really, they don't seem to be going on sale much in my opinion in the past year or so. Indie games on the other hand have been having some really great discounts. Here is the /r/gamedeals steam summer sale thread https://old.reddit.com/r/GameDeals/comments/1dpxrdr/steam_summer_sale_2023_day_1/ The thread you are…
neutral · AI labelView post →Middle of the road review. Decided on a thumbs up, which I talk about at the bottom. The TLDR; Mediocre at present, especially in a space where it is basically competing with games like Blazblue: Entropy Effect. It could be promising with some more work. Overall, kind of a disappointing experience given how nice it looks on the steam page. Flashy and beautiful, but plagued by some things that really bother me. Fortunately I think most of the things are fixable, so hopefully the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think these guys have made something pretty special here. The game genuinely surprised me with how polished it is, and how much it's developers are punching above their weight. Seriously, I think you should give this game a try. It's pretty good 🙂.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[Prime] *Trinity Fusion*, roguelike hack-and-slash platformer. > Take control of your parallel selves on a mission to save the dying multiverse in this rogue-lite action platformer! > Explore dark sci-fi worlds and engage in fast-paced, smooth, and precise combat. > You play as Maya, a woman that's psychically connected to her three parallel selves. Together, they're the key element in a plan to save this doomed multiverse by ending it, fusing their unique branches back into one stable…
neutral · AI labelView post →Pros: - No contact damage Cons: - Movement is too floaty, and jumping has this annoying thing where your entire momentum (before reaching the max height) stops in 0.1 seconds, almost feels like you're hitting a ceiling every time you jump. - Enemies have that ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Nier system (it's also in other games, but I know it from Nier) where their eyes flash before attacking, but it's not consistent, sometimes they attack 1s after their eyes flash, sometimes 2s, sometimes 0.5s, it's all over the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After 14.5 hours, I'll expand my original review (you can find it at the bottom). It globally confirms what I thought of the game after the first 2 hours: it's really great. I had a lot of fun playing this game. Still need to finish it, but I did my first successful runs. This game is clearly a Dead Cells-like, but different enough to not feel like a clone. The gameplay is top-notch, inputs are responsive, and it's far more nervous than what the videos suggest. The lore and story are original…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Uninspiring, clunky, boring. I don't think I can find anything positive to say here. The worst enemy here are ledges and ladders. All my deaths were because of them. All levels are vertical, so every encounter have them. If you fight near stairs - you're screwed. Character will grab onto them midfight whenever she likes and you will be gang-banged by enemies and got stunlocked to death. If you fight near ledges - one wrong jump or dodge and character grabs ledge completely ruining your…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR: Playtest could have saved this dumpsterfire. Plenty of better fish in this genre. There is certainly potential, but the complete lack of a tutorial explaining basic mechanics, combined with total run rng (No weapon for 2 levels? enjoy dealing 5-10 damage to the boss). Bosses in question look nice but are way overtuned. Unless you hit gold on the rng weapon drops and repeat the same boss mechanics for 10 minutes, then you wont get very far. The game proudly boasts about customizations and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I would not call this a roguelite the meta unlocks are very trivial, limited and drawn out. They want to maintain difficulty. So if you see roguelite and think that you will be able to farm a bit to make it easier, forget it. You cant even revisit previous zones. You start the zones at level 1, gain exp which on level up scales enemies and your weapon drops level. The furthest zone you reach is where you will start if you die, again against their desired difficulty level. To be clear, assuming…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →not as fun as it looks. might be more fun if it didn't randomly crash on me. after completing it the best bit was uninstalling it and trying to forget how buggy and annoying it was.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short version: Don't play this if you want a MetroidVania. Also (this one is on me) I thought you can change your character and universe as you go. Can't understand why they have to lie about the game being a metroidvania. But if you like rouge like games, give it a try. The fighting is not bad. Weapons variety is good. The trinity idea is cool. And the time they put to design different enemies for each world is admiring. Could be a great Metroidvania. sigh...
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Alright, here's a simple problem. There's a total of 14 different buttons to press: Your basic controls starts you off with Jump, Dash, Interact and Melee at 4. You can get up to 3 extra character specific weapons. Each character also has their own Traversal Ability, so there's another 3. You can also have 2 Abilities and 2 Consumables. Now what you get is a Keybind menu for your basic controls and consumables, locking in 6 buttons. The other 8? You can only use up to 5 at a time.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game does a lot of things right. This is the only rouge-lite that I have stuck with because this game is very good. - Being that its a “metroidvania” style, there is not a steep curve in platforming as the run progresses. The levels are enough the same that you don’t feel like you are having to go through 15 minutes of pretty easy gameplay in order to get to the same part you died at last time. Might be a negative in some people’s eyes, but this encourages me to play another run instead…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →New on Player32: ▸ The Aurora Chronicles ▸ Ginger ▸ Go Home Annie: An SCP Game ▸ Trinity Fusion Trailers, demos and deals for every game → https://player32.com/ #PCGaming #gamedev
neutral · AI labelView post →At first I thought the game was a little bit bland in terms of gameplay. However, I feel like the game is getting better with time with more abilities combining and skills being introduced. The visuals are really good, the animations buttery smooth, and the difficulty is manageable. It's definitely worth trying out for anyone who enjoys roguelites.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good game, but events, progress and resources are paced much too slow. I consider myself a veteran of souls, metroid, and rogue -likes with thousands of hours combined for all of them, and I noticed myself getting a bit bored in the early to mid game due to the insanely slow pace of new things happening or coming up. In my opinion, if the devs planned to make this game on the harder side, they should have not locked so much of the events or meta progress behind winning a run. A good model…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a typical “roguelike” game, where we have to climb through several game levels via a single run, and each failure pulls us back to the very beginning. During each attempt we accumulate some “persistent” currency, which can be used to upgrade our character, increasing chances of success for the next run. The cycle continues over and over again until the player's experience and purchased upgrades finally beat the odds and make it through the final boss. There are 3 playable characters: -…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →- [Antichamber](https://store.steampowered.com/app/219890/Antichamber/) Physics puzzler with mind-bendy environments - [Monster Sanctuary](https://store.steampowered.com/app/814370/Monster_Sanctuary/) Metroidvania creature collector where new creatures give you new movement abilities - [CrossCode](https://store.steampowered.com/app/368340/CrossCode/) Reminds me of the older Zelda titles but with more parkour and bouncy balls - [Ender…
neutral · AI labelView post →Ok so where to start with Trinity Fusion, first of all it’s a pretty decent roguelike and while I haven’t got too far into it having only finally completed my first run on my 7th attempt I can say that it’s pretty good, now Fluffy I hear you cry, you play a lot of Roguelikes and only Pretty Good?. It is.. and I will explain why. Trinity Fusion is a Platforming Roguelike with Generated levels based on different worlds that exist in a Multiverse, you play as one of three aspects of a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Full disclosure, I'm friends with one of the voice actors who worked on this project. I didn't like this game. But I dislike all rogue-likes or rogue-lites or whatever the hell they're calling them now. I firmly believe rogue-like developers do so because building a game with a standard difficulty curve is too hard. So they make players play the same levels over and over again (instead of having an actual wealth of content), and implement a difficulty curve that's a smooth, straight line until…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Trinity Fusion – Release Date Trailer – Nintendo Switch. Releasing August 1
neutral · AI labelView post →The concept is intriguing and the art style was enticing, but the game fell flat for me. The thin plot is overly complicated and difficult to follow. The controls are imprecise, and I would often have to mash on a direction to get my skills to ever trigger (sometimes even this wouldn't work.) Combat, which should be the game's bread and butter, is tedious and sluggish. Weapons lack any significant qualities that make them unique, and no secondary weapon is ever as good as Frost Blast. Levels…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A decent met-rogue-vani-like with a couple of little quirks, but which delivers a fun experience overall. The interesting, varied enemy designs have really clean animations, enabling a clarity in telegramming attacks which I find to be extremely rare in the genre (or at least, it’s rare that they click with me so well). It immediately rang alarm bells that the UX is unmistakably designed with consoles in mind – and navigating menus is often really clunky and unpleasant without a pad – but I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pros: - combat is pretty responsive weapons feel impactful, the stagger mechanic works great; - combining power ups is fun; - platforming is responsive. Cons: - story is meh, quirky milenial writing with some woke stuff; - characters are not distinctive enough (I know they are sort of clones but just different hair colors and clothes is not enough, they are interchangeable and boring) - some mechanics are not well explained (the central one- fusion for one), I don't get why I unlocked…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Trinity Fusion isn’t a perfect action roguelike—it has its share of flaws—but it has a certain charm that kept me hooked throughout. The game looks fantastic, with strong visual design, and its metaprogression feels rewarding without being overbearing. What really stands out is how well it blends classic roguelike mechanics with Metroidvania-style level design, making each run feel both familiar and fresh. I played on Veteran difficulty, and the challenge felt fair. It’s not brutally hard, but…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Genuinely impressive how good and polished this game is. Usually goes for sale for 5,85€ and it is absolutely worth it
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's an okay put together game, but that is sadly all I can say about it. The movement could feel more polished and snappy, the dialog feels stilted at times, during the cut-scenes you have no lip-movement despite focusing on the characters rather than just overlaying some art assets which would look much nicer. I don't think I can recommend this one, there's so much incredible stuff out there that you could look at in comparison.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Trinity Fusion, developed and published by Angry Mob Games, is a sci-fi action roguelite that blends fast-paced platforming, methodical combat, and a multiverse-hopping storyline into a tightly executed, yet occasionally uneven experience. At its core, the game sets out to offer a polished mix of Metroidvania exploration and roguelite unpredictability, with each run offering new weapons, enemies, and environments to overcome. The gameplay foundation is solid, and while it doesn’t revolutionize…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dead Cells meets Metroid Dread, and I am here for it. I like the few things that set this apart from dead cells, like fusing characters and aiming shots. I can't wait to see more polish applied to the game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a hard game to review. On the one hand, you can see from start to finish the passion by the team to create something remarkable. On the other hand, the plot and characters are a bit of a hit-and-miss situation where they don't have enough allure to make you really care for their ordeal. The combat is a bit too mashy for my liking but in general is funny. I guess that ,in the end, it is worth playing but there are some issues with some elements. However, I am sure the team will improve…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really beautiful graphics and animation but the controls are so clunky and awkward that combat-heavy areas are essentially unplayable.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dodging DOES NOT cancel out your attack animation
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's just a vastly inferior Dead Cells clone
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Guys I love the game really. But can you please add another tier of lower difficulty? Otherwise I would probably never progress past the level 3.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's not bad and it's certainly worth the entertainment value it sells for. Movement and combat itself feels slick when it works. But it is something of a mixed bag. There's also a number of small QoL bugs that are persistent. Hyper mode and difficulty settings saving are all over the place. Sometimes it's saved, sometimes it goes poof. That said at the higher difficulties (which y'know is kind of the point) it does start to falter and there's only a few really viable strats that I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Doesn't seem to be very fun. Not something I'd call a metroidvania either. You go through some biomes, die, buy some upgrades at the hub and restart from the beginning. Meta-progression seem very slow. Controls feel kinda janky. Your success seems to be very dependent on the random loot that drops. And I know I'm basically describing Dead Cells too, but that game feels fun and this one does not.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Metroidvania gameplay is very good, no complaints. The rougelite part I at first felt didn't really add anything, and I still don't, but I will acknowledge it does soften the worst part of a metroidvania. That is, being stuck on 1 part and just playing it over and over until you get good/lucky enough to get past it. Here you can switch things up by simply using a different character so you're not fighting the same enemies using the same style in roughly the same terrain over and over. There…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For me this was super enjoyable. Just make sure you explore all corners in every stage before you move on, otherwise you'll be underpowered
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Trinity Fusion – Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's not fun to play a game when I already know I'm going to lose when an enemy surrounded by invincible drones are spamming me with lasers and I'm only holding an underpowered weapon, alone without i-frames between hits. I'm upset with the design. There's also a boss with an orb providing it with a shield that I have to chase around like a mindless creature. Who knows when that orb will be back onscreen, never mind being too high to reach most of the time even when visible to the player. I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Randomizing and clearing my backlog 56/343 The thing with games like this (inspired by Dead Cells) is if you dont add something to stand out and innovate on a superior game, you've left your players to just want to go back and replay the inspiration i.e. Dead Cells. This isnt a bad game, its just ok. It adds little to nothing that makes me want to continue. I would rather just go play the superior inspiration.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →cool concept but not rewarding enough for the difficulty even on easy. too easy to die too hard to heal. 3.5/10
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very Cool Concept, Some Very Questionable Decisions It has some stuff going for it, but it unfortunately also has a bit more going against it. In other words: changing this review from a NEGATIVE to a POSITIVE. Anyhoo... I read a lot. I mostly read sci-fi. Alastair Reynolds, Greg Egan, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Asimov, Clement; you get the gist. The story here feels like it's a split between Terminal World and House of Suns. And this is a good thing. The environments feel like they'd belong in…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bottom line: it's a good time! Combat feels good, traversal is decent, and it isn't a huge time investment. Really creative premise, and the sci-fi style works well. Zero regrets here about supporting a small studio, and I'm delighted to see what they'll do next. If you're looking for gripes to go in with your eyes open: the amplifiers (run-specific power ups) don't feel great until you get your legs under you, and there's a weapon affix that shows up more often than I feel it should for how…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I will simply say. it's not bad but it's not overwhelmingly good either. there is some passion I feel in it and how it was made and stuff. the story and lore is alright but nothing that may have you really truly feeling for the characters or their worlds. mainly because outside of areas and gameplay mechanics we don't see the real effects of the places. like there's no visibly seeing how the worlds are effecting every day life or how civilians or random people are suffering. it's only…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game begs me to write a review, saying the team worked 5 years to make this game. I'm outright infuriated at how much *worse* it is than Dead Cells in every regard that matters. Nothing unique in this game is good, and anything that is good, like parts of the core gameplay, Dead Cells does better, with much smoother controls and weapons that meaningfully matter. Absolutely do not fall for the "fuse parallel characters" nonsense. You have the same character across three different biomes…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Criminally Underrated. One of the most satisfying combat you'll experience in a 2D Sidescroller Roguelite game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →🎮: Next up: Trinity Fusion, a roguelite sci fi action game with handcrafted art by Angry Mob Games. Takes anywhere from 3-13 hrs to beat. It'll probably be longer knowing me 🫠 Also keeping up with Nine Sols #indiegames #currentlyplaying
neutral · AI labelView post →This is one of those games that doesn't feel great at first but if you stick with it, it actually shows itself to be something pretty special. Let me explain: there are a lot of essential moves that aren't given to you right off the bat, such as parrying and doing a ground pound attack, but once you put in enough time to unlock those items, the game starts to feel great. I personally think they should always include two those aspects in the game immediately, but at least they are there at…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a great and difficult roguelite, similar to dead cells where you get random weapon and item drops, challenging boss fights, and plays fluidly. It's worth the price if you enjoy this genre.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hey! The previous game I worked on is currently one of Steam's Daily Deals! If you haven't tried Trinity Fusion yet, you're not gonna get it for cheaper: store.steampowered.com/app/1911360/...
positive · AI labelView post →Like dead cells but different, really hard until it clicks with you. 8/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Excellent and highly replayble
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