The follow-up to Bastion and Transistor is one of the most beautiful games of the year, but also one of the strangest… One thing you can say for developer Supergiant Games is that they never go for ...

We pass through the gate leading up to the summit. When we reach the top, the liberation rite will begin. Prismatic light trickles down from on high as we climb and make our preparations. Set our ...

Pyre, the latest from Bastion and Transistor developer Supergiant, is as gorgeous and creative as anything the studio’s done—but repetitive. I don’t know if I can answer that, but I bring it up here ...

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Pyre is the latest title from Supergiant Games, the indie studio that earned instant acclaim for its debut Bastion and follow-up Transistor. Like its predecessors, Pyre features lush hand-drawn art ...

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This is true of many pieces of media, and video games are no exception. The ending is the last thing a consumer is left with, and it will play no small role in affecting their judgment of the work.

Supergiant's next game, Pyre, retains the gorgeous hand-drawn visual style the studio has come to be known for, but it also has a multiplayer versus mode, which is a little bit different to say the ...