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The big second game release from a popular developer is always a difficult one. You have to build on the success of the...

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Clickonline writes: "Transistor is a supremely confident second game from Supergiant Games, giving players a spare narrative and unusual mechanics and assuming that theyll just get on board. And somehow the self-aware tone and bizarre elements in the world all come together to create a game thats more than the sum of its parts and destined to be one of the best action-packed indies of the year."

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The big second game release from a popular developer is always a difficult one. You have to build on the success of the...

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Supergiant Games took a lot of people by surprise with Bastion, an RPG with a warm voice and plenty of gameplay that really appealed to a large audience of gamers. Transistor was a title that garnered a lot of interest back during Sony's E3 last year, but as such it carries with it some pretty substantial expectations. For the most part, Transistor does succeed in meeting most, if not all of them. Transistor is set in a futuristic city with elements of science fiction and fantasy mixed together. You take on the role of a young woman named Red, who has taken control of a powerful sentient weapon that a mysterious group of the city's elite wants for their own devices.

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Max Level: Transistor has only been out for a day, and the creativity its shooting through the gaming industry is already making it one of the best games of 2014. California-based studio Supergiant Games may not be the most well known of developers, but their work has already made a profound mark to gamers everywhere. With the multiple award-winning Bastion under their belt, Supergiant games is looking to repeat the successful process with Transistor. The game itself is pretty spiffy, but there is one thing that stands out, regardless of whether or not youve played the game: the soundtrack. I took some time to catch up with the games composer Darren Korb to get an in-depth idea of his creative process in his first post-release interview.

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Wired: What a mess. Theres a dead guy slouched on an beautiful neoclassical rooftop, bathed in electric blue light. Theres a girl pulling a sword out of his body, and when I say sword, I mean a wide-gauge, Cloud Strife-looking overgrown chefs knife. The rooftops ornamented like a circuit board. Theres a torn gown discarded nearby and decorative chevrons on the ground, the walls, pretty much everything. And then theres this voice. This weird, raspy, disembodied voice. Oh wait, its the sword. The swords talking to me.

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Transistor and Sparkle 2 hit PS4.
Wolfenstein: The New Order, Transistor, and Sparkle 2 freshen up the PS4's selection of digital titles as part of this week's European PS Store Update.

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The big second game release from a popular developer is always a difficult one. You have to build on the success of the...

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From story to gameplay, a sense of wonder and discovery pervades Transistor, but demands the player accept moments of confusion and unanswered questions