Actually my least favourite of Supergiant Games' work, but overall I had a good time playing it. A gorgeous and unique fantasy world of colourful cacophony awaits. No skeletons, rats, or [insert generic overdone enemy] to fight here. Like in Hades, you customise different weapons and skills and have fun experimenting with builds for maximum mayhem. Though, don't expect Bastion to have Hades' (or Pyre's) large, vibrant cast of characters and hours of dialogue. It's more like Transistor in its rather barebones storytelling. The music is simply mind-blowing. It amazes me how Logan Cunningham can be the narrator of three separate games and sound unique and memorable every time.

Unfortunately, the game looks rather blurry on PC monitors, even a smaller one. It looks better on a laptop or handheld screen. I know it's because 1080p was considered a high resolution back then. Still, I'd love to see a high-resolution update.

Actually my least favourite of Supergiant Games' work, but overall I had a good time playing it. A gorgeous and unique fantasy world of colourful cacophony awaits. No skeletons, rats, or [insert generic overdone enemy] to fight here. Like in Hades, you customise different weapons and skills and have fun experimenting with builds for maximum mayhem. Though, don't expect Bastion to have Hades' (or Pyre's) large, vibrant cast of characters and hours of dialogue. It's more like Transistor in its rather barebones storytelling. The music is simply mind-blowing. It amazes me how Logan Cunningham can be the narrator of three separate games and sound unique and memorable every time. Unfortunately, the game looks rather blurry on PC monitors, even a smaller one. It looks better on a laptop or handheld screen. I know it's because 1080p was considered a high resolution back then. Still, I'd love to see a high-resolution update.