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GGG writes in their review: "From start to finish, Supergiant Gamess latest adventure Transistor is pure gold. Its like slowly eating a rich, delicious piece of chocolate in that its quality makes you aware right away that you should savor the fleeting feeling of being truly taken aback by something you consume so often."

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Leviathyn's PC Editor shows off the build he uses to survive activating all 10 limiters in Transistor's Recursion Mode.

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Transistor begins with confusion. A redheaded woman wakes up next to a man impaled by a sword. We don't know how these people are or how they ended up here. It's the good kind of confusion, though - the sort that makes you want to keep playing.

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Derrick of Gamer Assault Weekly reviews Transistor on PS4 taking you through the art style, music, gameplay and combat.

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Nic from Continue Play reviews Transistor - and it's good.

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Jay takes a trip to the futuristic city of Cloudbank to take a look at the latest title by Supergiant Games. Does it step out of the shadow of the critically acclaimed Bastion? How does it fare on its own? Read on to find out!

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STN: Transistor is truly at its best when youre in combat with your fully upgraded arsenal, but even when you get the stage where thats viable the games penalty for failure is all too quick to strip you of it. While the games world is beautiful and enigmatic, traversing it is a relatively thankless experience and gets less exciting as it goes on. The story seems arbitrary, or in the very least poorly executed. But despite all of that, there are moments in Transistor that will scratch the itch of any RPG fan and satisfy those wanting a very cool and stylish audio-visual experience.

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Supergiant Games first Playstation 4 debut is a very charming title with lots of character. The game is a delightful cocktail mix of great story telling combined with slick visuals, smooth gameplay and an incredible soundtrack worth adding to your music collection.

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STN: Transistor is truly at its best when youre in combat with your fully upgraded arsenal, but even when you get the stage where thats viable the games penalty for failure is all too quick to strip you of it. While the games world is beautiful and enigmatic, traversing it is a relatively thankless experience and gets less exciting as it goes on. The story seems arbitrary, or in the very least poorly executed. But despite all of that, there are moments in Transistor that will scratch the itch of any RPG fan and satisfy those wanting a very cool and stylish audio-visual experience.

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Check out PSU's review of Supergiant Games' latest title.