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You know that 69p / 99c that's floating around in your back pocket? Grab it, head on over to the App Store, and download colourful action-adventure Bastion for your iPhone or iPad. For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, Bastion is a Pocket Gamer Gold Award-winning action-RPG in which you take on the role of "the kid". As this particular kid, you have to traverse a variety of floating i...

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Gameverse - Last Friday I got a chance to sit down with Greg Kasavin, creative director of the 2011 smash indie hit Bastion and now working full steam ahead on Supergiants newest title Transistor. We talked extensively about Transistors story, what the game has in common with Bastion and how it differs, and a lot about what it means to design games.

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Confused by the Injustice: Gods Among story? Greg recaps and sits down with one of the minds behind Bastion to talk about his new game Transistor.

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[blank]'s Universe's Calvin Yang : "Bastion is a great experience, with a truly unique story and presentational manner. Not only is it interesting and innovative, its also fun, fast, and action packed, really capturing your attention and blurring the line between story and gameplay. Bastion is an incredible game with nothing quite like it."

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The latest from the creators of Bastion looks outstanding.

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"During the second day of PAX East, I had the opportunity to chat with Supergiant Games creative director Greg Kasavin about Transistor, the upcoming spiritual successor to 2011s critically acclaimed Bastion. Transistor and Bastion share many similaritiesthe beautiful art style, gravelly narratorbut Transistors setting, tone and protagonist have seen some interesting changes. From my time with the game, I noticed Supergiant Games may have learned a thing or two from Bastion, despite the game being so well received. With this in mind, during my interview with Kasavin I tried to learn some of the inspirations and goals behind Transistor, as well as garner some tidbits of information regarding the games protagonist, Red." - Lowell Bell

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4Player-"Supergiant Games, creator of Bastion is back with Transistor, an iso-metric action game with tactical elements in a beautiful sci-fi setting."

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EuroGamer: "Supergiant's 2011 action-RPG Bastion made a lot of waves with its stunning art direction, procedural narration, and inventive approach to combat difficulty. It was clearly a game that wanted to rethink the isometric dungeon crawler rather than blindly follow in the footsteps of what came before. At a glance, its follow-up, Transistor, looks content to simply do Bastion again with its familiar isometric perspective, colourful world and the gritty vocal chords of rising voice-acting superstar Logan Cunningham dropping cryptic bits of narration over a mysterious plot that slowly comes into focus."

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GI:Armello is all about having a vision and seeing it through even when things seem impossible. Trent Kusters the director of League of Geeks, the team behind Armello, spent plenty of time deciding how to make the game he envisioned. He thought it would be impossible to fund even with a small team and almost let it remain a pipe dream. But then the indie boom came and Bastion made its mark on the industry. Kusters heard how Greg Kasavin tackled Bastion with such a small team and he was inspired. Kusters then set up a profit share and recruited people who were passionate about making a game and willing to devote their time into something that had no guarantees.

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Transistor isnt coming out until 2014 sometime, but as a fan of Bastion Im already immensely interested in it because of not only how similar it is, but also because of the new style of combat and the massively different sci-fi world. Total Biscuit normally does commentary videos of new and upcoming games and for Transistor he made an exception to his normal policy. This time Total Biscuit has provided clean audio version of the video that shows fifteen minutes of gameplay from Transistor with high quality audio and video. It is rare to see someone essentially remove themselves from a video, but in this case he did it because of the excellent sound design of Transistor. In this fifteen minute gameplay video we see an unknown women, a singer who they call Red, take up a talking sword who leads her through this eerily empty sci-fi city. The narration is often beautifully filled with background music that seems incredibly fitting of a Supergiant game.