Transistor reviews

Ive played transistor for a few hours now, and it definitely deserves 5 stars in my opinion. Ive you enjoyed the vibe in Bastion then youre gonna love this. Combat style is refreshing, normally I avoid the turn-based RPGs, because it tends to get really boring, really fast. Havent yawned yet!!! Graphics - 5 Originality - 5 Music - 5

THE wonderful game, in addition to the graphics and the viewing angle there is a beautiful story behind. Always exciting with the thousand-strong tension. It relies heavily on the attack strategy. I repeat beautiful I recommend it to anyone for the only thing that makes me gnaw that costs almost 20! They are money well spent, but maybe 10, 15 would have been more appropriate.

The game seems to be captivating and very engaging. The only flaw on my early 2011 MacBook Pro runs really too slow. a nightmare!!!! and among other things there seems to be no writing anywhere that on some machines it could run slow. I hope in an update that at least notices of problems that can be found in the speed of the game. (luckily I bought it as a promotion)

The plot is a melancholic sci-fi scenario around absolute democracy, the color palette brightly colorful and lively, and the soundtrack absolutely bombastic - that's about the basic requirements to transistor. In addition, the combat system invites you to a lively craft, because you can combine the skills and every skill can be used as a weapon, weapons bonus or passive. So there are many ways to customize the fighting style. But star is the dark scenario with his beautiful opponents, pretty drawings and lovely animations. The voice of the transistor and the voices of the opponents accompany the silent Red, who can only hum. Beautifully!

Transistor is one of those games that can change you just by the way you play it.

I took really long to actually sit and play it after purchasing it for a disrespectful amount, but I fell in love the very first second it started. Especially because of it's length and stimulant aesthetic, once in a while I need to wander around CloudBank's backstreets again and get myself lost in thought admiring them.

I won't ever let go of this masterpiece.


(This track is not featured in the game, so it won't spoil any gameplay.)