Author Topic: Transistor - Supergiant Games' new title, out now  (Read 1314 times)



Supergiant Games, creators of the hit title Bastion, has had a new game in the workings for quite awhile, and in just a few hours it'll finally be released. Featuring similar visual and gameplay styles as Bastion, Transistor is a sci-fi action RPG featuring a young singer named Red and the mysterious Transistor, a powerful and intelligent weapon.

While the game can be played in real time, most of the gameplay revolves around a special planning mode called Turn(), used to plot your course of action and execute it quickly. Using this mode, however, leaves you completely vulnerable and virtually defenseless until the action points you used fully recharge. Customize the Transistor's functions to adapt to your own gameplay style; every new function you discover can be used on its own or connected to another primary function to give it added effects. A function that throws a cluster bomb, for example, can be combined with a function that allows you to dash forward to release explosives around you when you reach your destination.

The game can be purchased on Steam, Supergiant's website, and the Playstation Store for $19.99 USD. The soundtrack is also available for an additional $9.99 USD on Steam or the Supergiant Store.
« Last Edit: May 20, 2014, 02:43:45 PM by Regulith »

huh the game passed my mind for some reason
looks like a blast

Launch is just a few days away, there's no real advantage to pre-purchasing as far as I know but the time for that is nearly over

Cant wait for this game.




yeah i think i've heard about this game a while back

No mac release :C
fine enjoy your super fantastic awesome game windows nerds

loving STEAM STOLE MY GODDAM MONEY WHILE BUYING THIS.

That said, once I can finally actually buy this...I am loving excite.

Comes out tomorrow, get hyped

Launch trailer for those who didn't catch it when it went up the other day

« Last Edit: May 20, 2014, 12:20:16 PM by Regulith »


I don't trust Valve's software enough to try purchase it again right away. Instead, I'm going to hold off for a little while until the next time I've got $20.