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(The Deck run this review is based on took me 3.3 hours to see credits roll according to Steam Clock.) For San Fransico based developer Supergiant Games, one should not say “And the rest is history” B… Read more
Took me a while to get through this one because I found it pretty boring. I love the art and music but not a fan of the enemy designs, same with Bastion. The combat system was actually pretty cool and… Read more
So I'm late to the party I guess. I've had Transistor sitting in my Steam library, waiting silently for the day that I would actually play it. In hindsight I should have read about it at some point bu… Read more
It was a true pleasure to play through Transistor, a short but potent sci-fi indie RPG. It's undisclosed whether this game is taking place inside a computer system (ala the old CG animated show "Reboo… Read more
Having played #Bastion I didn't quite know what to expect - safe to say that Transistor is a rather different game, but still well made and enjoyable. Whilst still having an action focus, the game is… Read more
Transistor's natural disadvantage is simply that it exists in the wake of Supergiant's previous title, Bastion - an exceptional and enormously popular game. The good news is that Transistor functions… Read more
Transistor, Supergiant Games’ second effort, pits players as Red, a singer who has lost her voice in what is referred to as “The Process”. Gameplay implores a chess-like style of planning and strategi… Read more
What is it? Transistor is a tactical, isometric, action, adventure game brought to you by Supergiant Games the creators of Bastion . Gameplay Combat is a big part of this game and the mechanics lend t… Read more
(I originally posted this review on my lil' portfolio site but figured I post it here as well for giggles and such) The world of indie development has seen no shortage of great debuts over the last ha… Read more
I didn't like the combat system off the bat, but it really grew on me over the course of the game and I think its the best part of the game. I wish they did more with the non combat side of the game,… Read more
At first glance, Transistor looks like a sci-fi version of Supergiant Games’ Bastion . With the paint-style graphics, isometric perspective, and the voice of Bastion narrator Logan Cunningham constant… Read more
Transistor is an extremely frustrating game to play through. This isn't because it's particularly difficult - it isn't. Instead, the sense of frustration comes from the sense that it wasted much of it… Read more
Video Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0GQKJJnUHM Script from video: Transistor is a game that i was really worried about. It’s made by supergiant games, the same studio that created bastion.… Read more
The playable character, Red. Transistor takes place in the city of Cloudbank, a futuristic utopia that is ever-changing due to the whims of its people. Each person has a say in everything from future… Read more
Transistor can't escape comparisons to Bastion. How could it? With their first game, Supergiant Games delivered something that would put most veteran game-studios to shame. A near-perfect blending of… Read more
Supergiant Games second outing may not live up to the high bar set by their first, Bastion, and granted, that's a pretty high bar, but Transistor is no sophomore slump. What Bastion has in wonderment,… Read more
"THE HEART OF DRAMA HAS ALWAYS BEEN ROOTED IN CLARITY." -Film Hulk Film Hulk said the above quote while explaining why movies were trading away emotional impact for the appearance of being smart, but… Read more
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