Transistor - The Art of Storytelling
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Completing Transistor gave me the ability to discuss the influential power of storytelling and the art behind it in this video.
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I still haven't bought a player for the Vinyl yet.
I'll get there.
Briky let me do the same to You: vampire: the masquerade bloodlines. just play it and do a series If u can ;)
Bricky damn Bricky if you write a bock I will buy a ton of them
Fantastic job with the editing, its great to see a content creator with such high regards for quality over quantity. Your influence allowed me to experience the fantastic story of Nier automata so i thank you for that
Now, onto Supergiant's other games! Bastion will be perfect is you loved Transistor because it more-or-less follows the same recipe; a beat-em-up accompanied by rich, narrated story. Pyre is my personal favorite; the story, art and music was simply mindblowing, and I've never been more emotionally attached to a game's characters and their struggles.
I shit you not, I had a huge nostalgia boner listening to Pyre's soundtrack... one week after completing the game. XD
please play pyre, it has a great story like this, amazing gameplay, music is god tier, its also made by super giant games, and insane amounts of lore. please, play it.
Whaaaat, effort into content?
Seriously good job though.
I SEE THE SPINE OF THE WOOOOOOOOOOORLD
Hoessein Hijazi sparkle and shine
liiiight the innsiiiiide
That little shit had some spine I gotta say
I SEE THE SPIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE OOOOOF THE WOOOOOOOOORLD
For those who don't follow the indie scene much, I HIGHLY implore you to explore Supergiant's three games. They are my favorite indie games and sadly, the noise died down quite quickly. I love this studio. If you want a brawler, pick up Bastion. If you want a sports-like RPG (That's right, a sports game with RPG elements) with an amazing text based story, pick up Pyre. Bricky does a great job outlining Transistor. All of these games are 20$ on PC, PS4, and varied other platforms. (Still holding out for Pyre on Switch for the local multiplayer.) Some things that these games have in common, is amazing stories, art and music.
Glad you gave Transistor a shot, Bricky-Brick. Have a good one.
get ready for Hades
Seeing Hades take the world by storm was amazing to see having already known about the studio prior to their popularity
Pyre is NOT a sports game though. It is a visual novel first and foremost - 80% of your time will be spent reading and talking to magnificently written characters, and the rest is a high-adrenaline arcade game, which is also super fun and follows all the best Supergiant gameplay traditions of intertwining story into the gameplay, plus motivating variety.
5 years later I find this video and wonder why Transistor never got the love it deserved.
When you posted your "slow down" video I didn't take you _that_ seriously... But I have to admit I was _really_ wrong... Man, this is some great content, not gonna lie, you still have to improve in doing this kind of content, but as a first video this is some good shit... Great job Bricky❤
I actually like this more or less serious review.
I'd like more, to be honest.
4 years later: you're eating good now
The motivations of the cameratta has stuck with for years. "When everything changes, nothing changes", since everything can built, torn down or alternate with no regard to cost, time and resources, Nothing is remembered and thus everthing repeats itself in a circle of convience.
I saw. I clicked. I came.
Not regreting.
Ive seen you in guitar lesson videos
I think
Is this how caesar salad was made?
Please, PLEASE PLAY BASTION. It's by the same developer, and the storytelling is equal, if not better, to Transistor. It's one of my favorite games with an incredible soundtrack as well.
Also, great vid Bricky!
Spencer Olson I agree with this whole heartedly. I fucking adore Bastion.
Never managed to leave Zulf behind... I always crack and carry him -.-
You should probably delete this post, NOW. ALOT of the people here likely haven't played it.
Talking about Nikola Brankovic, I'm not sure how visible the 'reply' is.
In my opinion (which no one has to care about), I think Transistor is superior.
Oh, this video gave my heart the good feels. I initially picked up this game because of the blend of art nouveau (my favourite art movement) and cyberpunk and the music direction. It was on my "GameStruck" list thingie as soon as I thought to do it. The game and story mean a great deal with me. To see a video like this make it onto your main channel, with an ending message I hope a lot of people pay attention to, makes me genuinely happy. Thank you.
(also holy shit you got it on vinyl?! that's too awesome.)
Do you know any other games with art nouveau themes?
Dragon age tarots come in my mind only
transistor was a masterpiece of a game that genuinely made me cry at its ending
Why does this not have more views?? In my eyes, this is one of Bricky's best videos he's ever created. Other than the SOAR video of course....
I've been gushing about Transistor at people for years, and it's unique and well-executed enough that it will feel current and engaging for a very long time.
Bricky, i'm really glad you're doing this.
I'm a huge supergiant games fan..I really recommend Pyre.
Keep up the great work and I'll be done with a special surprise for you next year
BRICKY! I've been saying it for months and I'll keep on saying it. You have to play Valiant Hearts: The Great War. In a way, it's similar to Transistor. It has pretty fun gameplay and an amazing story, as well as probably the best character development I've seen in a game ever. And the ending, just... wow. It had a lasting effect on so many players and almost every youtuber that played it has cried (for real tho).
Yes, I know the game is a little old, but hey, it's a fucking good game. And with you showing your appreciation for great storytelling, I think you should definitely give Valiant Hearts a try.
Luc Wehrens played it some weeks ago but i must say it was rather ok.
And vampire the masquerade: bloodlines
I revisited and finished this game a second time. And compared to the first time I played it 10 years ago, I have much deeper appreciation for Supergiant Games as a whole. Easily my favourite video game devs EVER. Glad I supported them way back at 2011, because they’re still going strong especially with their latest game
Bricky, one of the best videos you’ve ever made. Thanks for sharing with everyone the power of storytelling, especially through a game. Keep going! :D
That's why despite Furri being hard I still enjoyed it.
The moment you defeated a boss you instantly were excited for the next cutscenesand those felt harmonic.
You also didn't get literally everything spoonfed but had to listen to the bosses while playing...
Why RUclips recommended me this 4 years later I don't know and I don't care
Transistor is one of my favorite games of all time, and I'm so glad you enjoyed it when you played, Bricky. I agree wholeheartedly - it's one of the best examples of storytelling in games.
Also, a question. Did you cry at the end?
I love that transistor's gameplay has flexibility, having come from roguelites it was a nice change of pace to be able to slow down and think through each new encounter while still having the choice and rush of action rpg gameplay. I found the planning tests easy as hell compared to the other tests so I'll probably be looking for more turn-based/strategy games in the future
i come back to this review when i need someone to talk about transistor, it’s still underrated :pepehands:
Thank God for random steam sale recommendation!
This is sooooo good....
Supergiant games are always incredible, always innovative, always with interesting characters and plots, always with mind blowing music and so far they've never let me down interms of quality content.... After playing this game I bought the other 2 titles without even bothering with reviews Cuz I knew it'd be amazing and it was. To all those who haven't played their titles I suggest u try it immediately you won't regret it.
Good job on the video. I 100% agree with you.
I've always been a fan of a more vague storytelling. Finding the lore, rather than getting it spoonfed. That's why games like Transistor, Dark Souls and similar games have always been my favourite. Great video and thank you for making a let's play on the game. It was very fun watching.
From their first game "Bastion", to "Transistor" and their most current game "Pyre", SuperGiant Games have proven themselves time and time again to be amazing storytellers. The way they told the story of Bastion and how they made even the enemies and villains of the story to be wholly sympathetic, to the beautiful way they told the story of Transistor and Pyre, is simply amazing
Our boy Bricky here is 100% right. Go get any of the games made by SuperGiant, and I guarantee you that you will have a good time. Thanks for showing this Bricky, more people deserve to know these under-appreciated games
I love that you got around to playing this Brick. I had almost forgotten how incredible of a game that this was.
The ending for this game is sad as shit
This is great! I fell in love with the soundtrack about a year ago and I havent actually played this game and I will someday, but Ive watched the entire playthrough because I wanted to learn more about the story and I knew watching the cutscenes wouldnt be enough on its own. Because you get so much information from even the fight scenes and all in between, mainly from the person trapped inside the transistor who I simply refer to as "Him" since we NEVER learn his name and yet he is a very likable character. You can say what you want about the ending but I loved it and it made me cry. And I cant stress enough how knowing the story a little better adds to the already amazing soundtrack that you could appreciate even without playing the game. It goes without saying that the visuals are amazing as well.
As someone who has played this game about 3 times if I remember correctly I absolutely adore the fact that you liked it!!! It's one of my favorite games and I'm so happy others have liked it!!!☺️💗
I played transistor once it was released because it was recommended to me by a friend. For me this was the game that made me realise how good indie games can be.
Not matter how much money gets puts into a triple A game it doesn't mean it is directly that much better.
Loved the story and everything of it.
I'd been waiting for this since you talked about it on stream. Much excite
As someone writing their dissertation on narrative in video games this was a great video Bricky, thanks a bunch!
oi bricky get yourself a plant - it grows and shit
Health - benefits / energy - health.
BUILDS - bushes/trees/grasses
VERDICT - ive planted the seed
Someone RECOGNIZED TRANSISTOR
You're mah man, bricky
IIIIIIIIII WONNNNNNT SAVE YOUUUUUUUUUU
Supergiant games have yet to make a game i haven't adored. I can't wait to see what's next.
Should've pulled a Skill Up. "The Masterpiece You (probably) Won't Play You Dumbass"
Bricky, if you enjoyed transistor, PLEASE play Pyre. it's also by supergiant games and it's so good. you'd love it bro.
If you liked Transistor, i can recommend another "indie" game called Oxenfree. Purely story and character driven, little to no gameplay at all. It's practically a horror game in disguise. It also has that nostalgic feel of 80s movies about teens dealing with some supernatural stuff.
The only problem is the DLC this game has. The DLC is completely free and adds a NG+, which can change your ending (and there is a lot of endings). The PROBLEM with that DLC is that it inserts a scene right before credits roll, and i think it greatly reduces impact of the ending. Imagine the post-credit sequence of SOMA being before credits. It still kinda works, but it's less impactful that way. That's why, if it's possible - play the game without DLC first. It's very short anyway, about 5 hours.
Excellent video Bricky. And I agree with your sentiments wholeheartedly.
Hey, Bricky! What's next up? You wanna continue those gameplay streams and vids? cuz I liked'em
If you respect a good story, then you would probably like Steins;Gate (visual novel or anime). Like Death Note, it's really enjoyable and interesting.
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Black ops 3 camping
Even though he said that the C.O.D campaigns are bound to be bad, I honestly think that the campaign of B.O 1 and 2 were great. And B.O 3 left *A LOT* to be desired, just for how good the former ones
Hey Bricky, incredible video as always!
Have you thought about doing such kind of videos after finishing a walk-through game play? I know some video games don't require a review like this oen but it would be imo quite interesting to hear what you felt through the games you play for us (in a condensed video just like this one).
Maybe I'm wrong and you just want this to be a one hit. Yet again, thumbs-up!
Bricky if you haven't already I suggest playing Bastion, its a game made by the same developers and even boy oh boy is it a good story game as well. I've probably played through it 5 times simply because the music and the story are enthralling. I'd definitely love to watch your play-through of the game.
One of the best free PSN games ive ever played. Fell in love with the soundtrack upon hearing "The Spine". The lore of the world is complex, kinda depressing and beautiful at the same time.
Ah yes, Transistor, one of the few games whose soundtrack sits on my phone, so I can listen to it whenever I want. Also, good god, the numbers of hours I spent in the practice room just playing with different combinations. I remember Jaunt and Breach being a favorite combo of mine. Damage to any enemies between your start and stop points is indispensable. Ok, i need to go start a new save now, it's been too long since I played.
Oh! Bricky! Go play Pyre! It's SuperGiant's newest game. Mechanics can be kinda clunky, but it lives on it's characters personalities and the story of the world they live in.
Wow. You can't be serious. I heard about this game yesterday, got it, and played through the whole thing today.
And you upload this video now?
Talk about perfect timing
@Bricky Since you love great story in a game and having an impact on others, I suggest you try out Oneshot you will definitely have a great time playing this game. 😁😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
Didn't expect serious review from ya, Brick. Really well done tho, so can't complain. Wouldn't like seeing another if you find a game that means something similiar to you ^^
Bricky you should play Soul Sacrifice. Its a PlayStation exclusive game, but it has a amazing story and the soundtrack is on point.
One of the best OSTs of a game ever. Easily alongside of Nier Automata and... lol...
The Second Dream.
tbh I preferred Bastion.
Not to say that Transistor wasn't good, because I adore it.
Just that Transistor fight mechanics were fun most of the time, but ended up boiling down to "run around until your yellow bar is full then damage them. now run around again". Also the final boss was so easy. And the death mechanic could be an absolute nightmare depending on your setup.
Bastion offered a more simplistic gameplay, but it was more consistently good. The story also moved me a lot more than Transistor's. That feeling when you start your first replay D''''''''' :
Good video buuuuuuut.... And it kinda pains me to say this.... I disagree with the value of gameplay vs story.
While I agree that a good story can save an otherwise bad game, it isn't the end all be all. My personal favorite examples, are Donkey Kong Country 2 and Mario 64. Yeah, these games have massive pedigrees so I could lean on their gameplay aspects, but the part I want to draw attention to is the atmosphere they create. DKC2 is dark, foreboding and filled with a sense of adventure. And Mario 64 is colorful and covers a wide spectrum of joy. They both have unique tones and vision which is why when people mod these games, you can always tell them apart.
Or look at XCOM, the newer games have stories that are ok but the most remembered parts to most fans are the little stories that we made surrounding our favorite soldiers. The tales of how baddass mcree got three kills with a grenade to save his squad, or the last stand of a female sniper surrounded by aliens.
My point, is that games don't need narrative to really do well. We have movies, books and comics who do these things better most of the time. But games are interactive, they can make us feel. Anger, Joy, anguish, sadness... So many emotions can come from a setting, line or character. But sometimes emotions don't make logical sense. Which is why they pair so well with gaming. After all what in games makes sense?
Ok well I started playing warframe because of you and enjoyed it, and then bought for honor because of you and I'm really really enjoying it. This seems like the kind of game that I'd love and it almost seems like reading a book with gameplay. I'll trust your recommendation Bricky and get this game.
Great video bricc! I really enjoyed you playing transistor, but stopped after a few episodes because I want to experience it myself now. I'm still at playing Life is Strange atm (talking about good story) and will get Transistor right after!
Hi Bricky,
I want to thank you so much for this vid. I-ve always liked you from the first videos i saw of you. I-ve been following you on YT for a few months and seeing most of the vids you upload even though I don-t play the same games as you do, but I still watched them because what I liked about the vids was not the game but you.
I saw this video the day you uploaded it, and since I was already looking for a game to play, when I heard you describing it with a huge amount of passion i decided to give it a try.
I absolutely loved it.
Thank you immensely and sorry for my english
I love you so much and i-d like it a ton if you could recommend more single-player story-based games like this one.
Again i'm so grateful.
Keep up the amazing work.
Transistor is an amazing game, I love it.
man, because of bricky and his videos, I laughed, giggled, made that dumb :| face, and cried, thank you
One of my faovurite quotes from bastion that applies to both the first 2 supergiant games is "most stories start at the beginning, ain't so simple with this one" and even if in both games I feel like I got a solid understanding and appreciation for the story after playing them once, the way the game can be priamrily gameplay for msot of its runtime, and still the whole time be slowly building its story into one that makes you think about events and how things all reach into each other is just, so good, supergiant shows such a good understanding for what video games can do without feeling like the game needs to shy away from what it is. I played hades when it came out and only recently after hades 2 started going through their backlog and am currently on pyre but its been such a fuin and interesting journey.
Transistor has been my favourite video game for almost 4 years now and it only gets better the more think about it. I call this the "aftertaste" of a game.
The gameplay of Transistor is good. It's not for everyone, but it's good and it's deep. The story is not easily understood and you miss most of the subtleties when playing the game for the first time. So the first taste was good. A little less spicy than Bastion, but still good.
But then you replay it.
You notice the subtleties, you understand more about the story, you streamline your fighting style, you learn that each ability in your arsenal is a reflection of the person who were absorbed into the transistor (like Sybil's charm) and you come up with all these theories "What is the Country? What do the Selections mean? Who is the Mysterious Man who saved Red?".
The more I think about that game, the better it gets. That's what I mean by aftertaste. And Transistor is the tastiest game I've ever played and I enjoy this taste every time I replay this beautiful game.
Also Darren Korb is a freaking genius! Him being a childhood friend of Supergiant's founders and being on these games super early on, means that his music inspired the art and design and vice versa. The soundtrack fits the game so well and is really nice to listen to on its own as well!
Awesome video Bricky. I have known about Transistor for a good long time but have not made the jump to try it. I will have to change that.
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Dear Bricky,
as a viewer i higly recommend you game name Hyper Light Drifter, i dont want sopiled for you so i just say it is verry good game.
With love viewer.
If you want a new entry of Storytelling...I also recommend you to play Hyper Light Drifter.
Not overly complex or particurlarly profound (it is spoiler-free, after all), but I like this new kind of content. This is great.
Maybe look up Furi? It's a decent game, good visuals, inspired by Afro Samurai and it's got some solid ass gameplay. Idk why but this game made me think of it
this was amazing bricky boy, great job! i recommend you play more games rich with storytelling. like oxenfree!
I hope you play Bastion either on your channel or in what spare time you can find (I need to find time for Pyre myself) because while the story didn't move me quite as much as Transistor did it's absolutely worth playing. The folks at Supergiant are amazing people and I'm glad they are still finding new fans.
I've always been a more gameplay focused when it comes to story as attention span is as smalls as a squirrel and when I play a game, I want to feel excited, hyped, amazed about what I've done and feel the progression of both me and who I'm playing. That's why I haven't been into RPGs alot lately since alot of the ones (I've played at least) that have a good narrative, generally left me bored and angry due to it's slower, grindy, and tedious gameplay, uninteresting design, constant down time and the thing that alot RPGs fall into is having wins and loss besided by numbers and RNG which is 2 things I don't really enjoy in any game. But that being said, I do find story to be something you should try having in most games since it gives you a reason to continue and make things personal for both you and who you are playing creating this imaginary bond as you constantly try to control your character to success as you see them grow and become stronger because of you, making each victory they have feel like yours.
If you enjoyed transistor, please please please play the other game they made, bastion. Bastion was such an incredible experience for me. I doubted playing it because of the art style but when I finally started, I played for days. The game had me constantly searching for answers on google after I was done. The gameplay is amazing even thought it is so simple. I highly recommend you check it out
Oh boy, I envy the chance of experiencing every Supergiant Games game again like the first time.
Give Bastion a shot, then hop onto Pyre, do yourself a favor
Try To the Moon. Heck, try the entire series, alongside a bird story and finding paradise. It's amazing and has a great soundtrack as well.
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I found Transistor to be the most frustrating game that I have played so far this year.
Not because it was bad or any part of the gameplay frustrated me, but because of the "thematic" shift in it's story.
To elaborate: My main problem is that the game has a huge ammount of cyberpunk themes in it's first hour. Stuff like surveilance state, merging of technology/data and humans, a quasi illuminati group trying to take over the city.
But over the course of the story the villains fade and it becomes apparent that "the process" is essentially a man-made catastrophe and it's creators didn't intend for it to wipe out everything. One of the former villains even tries to help you in stopping it. So the villains fade and the main goal is to stop the process.
The first hour of this game is very impactful with it's cyberpunk themes. The visuals are beautiful, futuristic looking yet somewhat dark and gloomy. The city is empty, you don't find a single person which creates this kind of lonely atmosphere. You are on the run with only one companion in a now hostile environment. You have this scene where Red seems to be grieving over how things were before (the scene at her poster). When you get your first ability you get it from the remains of a person that is seemingly half turned into data and the ability description is a biography of that person, implying that this person has turned into the ability you are using. The music is absolutely brilliant and creates such a powerful atmosphere. You have the camerata that are presented to you as the main villains, an illuminati group that plans to take over.
All of these themes aren't something new for the cyberpunk genre, but they are executed so perfectly and in such a powerful maner that this alone would have made the game incredibly memorable even if it went with this somewhat "generic" cyberpunk approach.
But what would have made it truly unique is it's character dynamic, because you have an acting character that can't talk - Red - and a vocal character that can't act - the Transistor. So you would have the acting character act and the vocal character *interpreting* her actions and intentions but you would never truly know what Red actually wants to achieve, which would not just create a very interesting character dynamic but would also maintain a certain sense of uncertainty and make you wonder about what Red true motives are and it's a great setup for all kinds of twists.
You do have that in the story of the game with the twist that Red never intended to stop the process, as the Transistor made you think, but only wanted to save her lover and once she realises that that's an impossibility, she commits suicide.
This character dynamic would have made the game stand out and be truly unique in the cyberpunk genre. But with the shift in the story I wouldn't count this game to the cyberpunk genre, I'd say it merely has some cyberpunk themes.
I just feel like the story would have been much more powerful and interesting if it sticked to it's cyberpunk themes instead of having this "stop the apocalypse" shift that it did. I would have liked it way more if the villains remained the villains and for the process to be a tool of theirs, not the apocalypse.
You could have still had the same twist and essence of the story with it ultimately being a love story. Afterall Red's lover would still have to be freed from the Transistor. The game could have continued to have the Transistor lead us to think that Red wants revenge on the camerata and save the city from becoming a surveilance state with the twist being that in truth she only wants to get her lover back.
As it is I found myself loosing interest in the story once the villains disappeared and I kept playing the game for it's visuals, music and gameplay but not for the story anymore.
It just left me wondering "What if they did things differently".
To be honest, when I found you playing the game. The soundtrack was just so good when I heard the first song that I straight up listened to the whole soundtrack. The soundtrack is a great element of the game, it's like the icing on a cake.
Additionally, I'll agree with you on the aspect of storytelling, it's a major element of games, I'm actually a games design student in college and right now I am looking at different games and how they develop each section of those games. I'd have to say that the key to a good game is either the gameplay, or storyline (In my opinion). I'm still learning about games design and hoping to start working on games myself, videos like these are actually beneficial ngl. It helps people get a much better insight of what constructs a good game and what doesn't.
By the way Bricky, keep up the good work. I love your content!
ah this one, one of my favourite soundtracks. Especially the Waterwall
Bricky, I bought Transistor this summer sale and I absolutely loved the story. :)
I see where you're going with this type of video in the long term. And if creating these types of videos are enjoyable for you, I can see what type of rewards you'll get from investing time into this. Good luck. :)
Since Bricky loved Transistor so much, lets have him try Pyre (Supergiant Games latest release)
I rarely buy games, unless I feel like they're really worth it. You just made me think it may be worth it. Awesome Video dude! You should do more stuff like this.
I only got recommended this after listening to the Transistor OST. Better late than never.
Loved this type of viqdeo, even more so cause it reflects precisely why I game and also why I loved transistor so much, great job man
bastion, their first game, was in my opinion a better game but not on the same level artistically (music, art, atmosphere) as transistor. still really fucking good on those fronts, but just not there yet. transistor isn't quite as good gameplay-wise but it's a masterpiece artistically.
Hey Bricky, I think you should give Prey a try. It’s made by the same people who did Dishonored, and is a super underrated game
If you loved transistor, play bastion. The storytelling in it is actually awesome. It's made by the same team and just as transistor, it's an exellent game for an indi company.
My god bricky if you start making video essay style videos you will have ascended past being my favorite youtubed and instead become an object of worship
Really nice video the music was just sometimes too loud/distracting from what you were saying but other than that good video. My problem with transistor is the gameplay idk why. It just feels weird to me but when i quit i come back again bc i know there is awesome story. so i wanna ask does the gameplay get better later ? cause for me it just doesnt click.
I like the video and agree with your assessment that you've left this on the backburner for too long but I must disagree with the part where you say that gameplay is simply a tool to tell a good story as I feel that it really depends on the game. It is not necessarily true and we have a host of games where the stories sometimes feel like a dressing for the game, games like Diablo-clones, Devil May Cry or even Warframe for example. They are great games with serviceable stories. I believe that it depends on what the goal of the creator is.
On a side note: The Souls series does world building remarkably with the item descriptions. Yet I feel that it's greatest achievement is not telling you a story but letting you live it out.
I disagree on your outlook on the importance of gameplay Vs story, but I agree on your opinion on Transistor
Look at Pyre mate. It was made by the same folks, the music and story are just as great, and yhe mechanics of the game are utterly incredible and extra immersive.
honestly, i picked up transistor ages ago (probs actually just a year ago) and then i raged quit on the first boss (or at least on of the first bosses). the main reason i quit is because lossing the abilities gave this lore nerd a fucking anxiety attack.
i picked it back up sometime after watching this video and i beat the boss in a couple of tries
imma gonna try to get all the way through, but with no way to use an alternative death penalty, i dont know if I'll be able to get through it
I want to watch the video but can´t because I don´t want to spoil myself. The struggle.
Dear brick, more of this, please, i have discovered i adore vids like this through another channel that does them really well but is quite small, if you would also start doing vids like this, just talking and discussing core concepts in story telling, games how it all relates the art of it, everything, i will be ecstatic
Since you made this video and all...Might as well suggest you play GOW 4 eh?
Got it on the PS4 a while back. Love it! I'm so happy that you made a video game analysis on the game!
I will swear to this day that the story in bastion is better, and even the combat as well. love super-giant games, love you brick, but you gotta do it. immediately.
You'd like Witcher 3
Too bad it's too long for a series.
Immersion 100%
There's a part where if u hum while sword-man is feeling down because of the spine of the world (that was quite a sentence) he will end up singing woozily with your humming
Oh super-galactic overlord of our heart Bricky your growth is phenomenal keep up the great work
I don't like cyberpunk games but I still loved this. The aesthetics of it also help a lot. It has a lot of futuristic elements but it doesn't feel alien. It also has the same atmosphere that I perceive from nighttime in a present day city. With soft glows and lights from streetlamps and neon signs. And instead of having hologram billboards, the game world actually has paper posters. And there are other elements that give a slight sense of familiarity that makes it comfortable to explore the world of Transistor, as well as it makes the process and their effect on the game world appear more intimidating, more effective.