Pyre, Supergiant's third title, is a game of lost hope, redemption and spiritual, aura-blasting basketball meets dodgeball. The game uses the gorgeous painterly aesthetics and compelling storytelling ...

Watching Pyre’s emotionally gripping story unfold, precisely and enjoyably punctuated by exciting, tactical, real-time battles, is to witness just about everything I look for in a video game executed ...

If anyone ever tells you that Supergiant Games doesn’t make beautiful games, you should call that person a liar and cease all communication going forward. Like its previous indie hits Bastion and ...

Pyre, the latest from Bastion and Transistor developer Supergiant, is as gorgeous and creative as anything the studio’s done—but repetitive. I don’t know if I can answer that, but I bring it up here ...

At the crossroads of art, narrative, gameplay, and music sits Supergiant Games. The coalescence of these elements in such a carefully crafted and impeccable way defines each one of their titles.

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Pyre is, I feel comfortable saying, unlike anything I have ever played before. Beyond these surface similarities, however, little else feels familiar. Though Bastion and Transistor had their own ...

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Supergiant Games’s winning streak remains unbroken, because Pyre is a superb game, well worth your time, just like its predecessors Bastion and Transistor. The indie developer’s penchant for striking ...