From the vibrant hand-painted artwork to the evocative musical score, every aspect of Pyre's presentation draws you into its fantasy world.
Pyre once again showcases the award-winning talents of the team that created Bastion and Transistor. Form your triumvirate from more than 20 unique characters. On top of the single-player campaign, Pyre features a local two-player Versus Mode, where you can play against a friend (or CPU opponent) in one of the game's fast-paced ritual showdowns. The interactive narrative is expressed through a story that no two players will experience in quite the same way. Whether you prevail or you fail, your journey continues. A Branching Story with No Game-OverIn Pyre, you will never be forced to lose progress.Choose three from your party for each Rite, and outfit them with mystic Talismans and powerful Masteries. Action-Packed Three-on-Three Battle Systemīattle against a colorful cast of adversaries in pitched, high-stakes confrontations where each victory (or defeat!) brings your exiles closer to enlightenment.A New World From the Creators of Bastion and TransistorĮxperience the biggest and most imaginative world yet from Supergiant! Get to know an ensemble cast of characters struggling to earn back their freedom as you make your way across the forsaken land called the Downside.Who shall return to glory, and who shall remain in exile to the end of their days? Key Features: On May 2, Transistor will be replaced by Epic's next free PC game, World of Goo, a puzzle game that involves building with globs of goo.Pyre is a party-based RPG in which you lead a band of exiles to freedom through ancient competitions spread across a vast, mystical purgatory.
"And it rewards your trust, weaving a beautiful and unconventional sci-fi tale with a human heart, and empowering you with a wonderfully flexible combat system that fuses real-time and turn-based action to create something that feels unique." "Transistor asks you to trust in it, to come along on the journey even though you have no idea where you're going," wrote Petit. In GameSpot's Transistor review, critic Carolyn Petit praised the game for its unique, compelling narrative, empowering combat, and overall superb visuals and musical score. The battles involve turn-based strategy, and like most RPGs, Red earns experience points that allow her to unlock new powers. After escaping, Red stumbles across a glowing sword called the Transistor, and wielding its power, she resolves to hunt down the sinister group controlling The Process and save the city of Cloudbank from invasion. Transistor tells the story of a famous singer named Red who is attacked by a robotic force known as The Process.
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