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After playing through Supergiant's latest, Shacknews' enthusiastic community of Chatty posters had some questions for the Transistor creators. Creative director and game writer Greg Kasavin was happy to comply and provide some valuable answers.
Transistor is Supergiant's stylish follow-up to it impressive debut effort Bastion. Is it a worthwhile successor? Our review.
The latest from Supergiant Games is very close, and a launch trailer has been revealed.
Supergiant Games has detailed Transistor's "Recursion Mode," a new game plus feature that lets you keep your levels and items while battling new enemy combinations.
Transistor is coming to PC and PS4 on May 20 for $19.99, Supergiant Games announced today.
Transistor uses the DualShock 4's light bare to emulate the way the titular weapon talks to the protagonist.
Supergiant's next game, Transistor, looks a lot like their previous game, Bastion. But that wasn't intentional, Supergiant's Greg Kasavin revealed at PAX. In fact, the team experimented with many other options before settling on the familiar isometric view the studio is becoming known for.
Transistor, Supergiant's follow-up to Bastion, will sport a form of multiplayer that lets you see traces of other players' movements, but isn't fully co-op.
We get hands-on with Transistor, and talk with Supergiant co-founder and studio director Amir Rao about its sophomore effort.
Bastion developer Supergiant Games has announced its next project, called Transistor. The action RPG is aiming for an early 2014 release, and will be playable this weekend at PAX East.
