We hoped, and did our best to make sure, that it would do well enough that we could stick together and keep going, and make something new (that something was Transistor). Quicktour The Miracle Month The Invention of the First Transistor, November 17-DecemGetting Wet On November 17, 1947, Walter Brattain dumped his whole experiment into a thermos. We just wanted to make a game that felt personal to the seven people on the team, building a game in the living room of a house in a California suburb. As you might imagine, this exceeded our wildest fantasies while the game was in development. For one thing, more than three million people all around the world have bought this game, and for another, it’s earned more than 100 different end-of-year awards and accolades. Thankfully, these days, the success of Bastion helps explain it better than we ever could. This trailer we came up with is one of our attempts to convey that: We wanted Bastion to feel cohesive rather than like a collection of cool features. We liked to joke about how the pitch for Bastion would have been just awful, and how the game never would have been made if it started off that way: “Well you see it’s this action RPG where an old man talks to you the entire time!” While this is technically accurate, it’s selling the game more than a little short. After all, one of the nice things about being a small independent studio is you can focus all your energies on making the game you really want to make, and with any luck, you can discover much of that during the process. It didn’t start with an elevator pitch for what would make the next big blockbuster. File this one under things we never could have possibly imagined a couple years back: Bastion, our first game and recipient of more than 100 industry accolades, is coming to the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita next year 'Proper storys supposed to start at the beginning. We designed the game in an organic way, little by little, listening to what it needed most and building whatever that was next, until we felt that we were done. 86 Generally favorable reviews based on 9 Critic Reviews What's this User Score 8.1 Generally favorable reviews based on 91 Ratings Your Score 0 Summary: Wield an extraordinary weapon of unknown origin in this sci-fi themed action role-playing game from the creators of Bastion. It was always difficult to describe Bastion while the game was in development. So, whether you’ve never played any of our games, or played and enjoyed Transistor and want to see what else we can do, or count yourself a fan of both and want to play Bastion again, we love you! Thanks to you we get to do what we do every day, and keep on making stuff. But before that, we created Bastion, and this launch means a whole new slew of people will soon get to see what that game’s all about.
WHICH CAME FIRST BASTION OR TRANSISTOR PS4
It’ s an exciting moment for us at Supergiant, as you may know us best from our game Transistor, which debuted on the PS4 last year.
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