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Amazing art direction is all I can say. From the music to the visuals, from the story to the characters who inhabit it, everything spellsAmazing art direction is all I can say. From the music to the visuals, from the story to the characters who inhabit it, everything spells "awesome".I finished it, and immediately went for a second run of the game.Now, can we get all the other games from SuperGiant on Xbox please?

Grafik 8,5/10 (Bewertet aufgrund des Stils)Soundtrack 10/10Sprecher 10/10Gameplay 9/10Story 9/10Gegnervarianten sind etwas zu wenig, 20%Grafik 8,5/10 (Bewertet aufgrund des Stils)Soundtrack 10/10Sprecher 10/10Gameplay 9/10Story 9/10Gegnervarianten sind etwas zu wenig, 20% mehr wäre ideal gewesen.Story ist einerseits sehr verschleiert andererseits klar auf der Hand.

Una excelente aventura isométrica con un apartado artístico y sonoro excelente .El principio es engañoso ya que ha medida que vas avanzandoUna excelente aventura isométrica con un apartado artístico y sonoro excelente .El principio es engañoso ya que ha medida que vas avanzando tanto la historia como el gameplay gana muchísimos enteros.

Bastion was a fun little game, pretty animation with a simple but engaging storyline, the controls were spot on, the soundtrack was lovely, IBastion was a fun little game, pretty animation with a simple but engaging storyline, the controls were spot on, the soundtrack was lovely, I recommend playing it, if there were more to the game I would score it higher but it's pretty straightforward. Just a bite sized piece of well made entertainment, nothing extraordinary.

Another irritating narrator talking all the time, trying to provoke some kind of tension with a annoying pace of voice. Like Transistor.Another irritating narrator talking all the time, trying to provoke some kind of tension with a annoying pace of voice. Like Transistor. Apparently, SG Games only knows how to do that. Thank God in this game you can shut him up in settings. Besides this, it's an average action RPG with nothing really new. I know some people would like it, but it's not that much for me.

Bastion is a really good game with good art style, colourful graphics, amazing soundtrack and it features a gameplay that is simples, yetBastion is a really good game with good art style, colourful graphics, amazing soundtrack and it features a gameplay that is simples, yet effective. The history and all actions by the protagonist are narrated and it gets really captivating, especially at the near end of the game.However the game lacks a little bit of challenge, there is a structure called the shrine where you can make the game harder for better rewards, but allowing the gamer to choose the dificulty ins't always a great idea, since the gamer won't know how exaclty you're supposed to play.Bastion is also a straightforward and really short experience, if you don't care about doing all challenges and just speedrunning through point A to point B, you could beat the game in maybe 3-4 hours. Also, a really bad downside is that the game doens't feature bosses.Overall, a good game, but it could use a few improvements.

Bastion is a unique and creative action RPG with an engaging story and perhaps the best storyteller in gaming history.Pros:- TheBastion is a unique and creative action RPG with an engaging story and perhaps the best storyteller in gaming history.Pros:- The narrator is incredible. This game wouldn't be half of what it is without him. Constantly cool, calm and collected, you hang on his every word. He doesn't just dish the story, but reacts to and comments on your actions- Fully fleshed out world. The story here is basically the story of this world, and it's well worth diving into- Excellent art style; the painted visuals of the isometric world are vivid and eye catching. The way the world floats and drops into place is smooth and lends a great deal to the world view.- Good variety of weapons, each one unique of the others- The difficulty system is ingenious. You choose what to make harder, with the reward of extra fragments (money) and experience. The shrines (difficulty settings) range from stronger enemy attacks to each enemy dropping bombs on death. I've never before manipulated difficulty in such a customizable way that really adds to the world view- The equippable spirits (passive skills) and weapon upgrades add even more layers of customization to the experienceCons:- Combat feels basic, with only one attack per equipped weapon and a special skill. Blocking and rolling add some depth, but not enough- The music doesn't strike home the way you want it to. In a title dripping with personality, it's a shame that the music didn't match up- The isometric 2D view can sometimes make finding your way difficult, leading to dropping off the maps edge accidentally- Blank slate characters; while the world is deep and imaginative, the characters are far less so. Outside the narrator, the characters have very little personality, and little to offer of interestMixed:- While there were a variety of enemies, they often felt a bit samey. The designs would differ, but often your tactics wouldn't.- While one or two of the bosses were interesting, mostly they were just larger versions of other enemies that completely failed to leave an impact. DisappointingBastion is an ambitious title that is rife with deep customization to the style of play within a well realized world. The narrator spurns you toward the end of the game, desperate to learn all you can about the universe within. Rote characters and enemies do little to hold back the bursting personality of the game, and this one is well worth picking up and giving a go.

If you have never played Bastion before then this is a must buy. It’s beautiful, sad and a great journey with some fun Diablo type gameplay and neat surprises along the way.

A good little action game with cartoon graphics. The overall gameplay is solid and the best part of this game, with new variety added intoA good little action game with cartoon graphics. The overall gameplay is solid and the best part of this game, with new variety added into each new level for the most part. However the gameplay is so one dimensional that it drags the overall package down; you do nothing but kill things over and over in the span of 5-7 hours of gameplay for one playthrough. There are no platforming, puzzles, or different mission designs. It makes the game hard to sit down and play for more than an hour at times, it just gets too repetitive. I also didn't care for the story, so it didn't impact me emotionally at all. If played in short burst I loved it, just wished there was more diversity in game play. It's a simple top down 2-d beat em up/ hack and slash that is fun and polished, with some rpg elements. If I could score this game based on general gameplay alone it's an 8, but as an extended overall package it doesn't quite have the same effect. Final verdict: liked it but didn't love it.

I now know why people fell in love with Bastion. It’s a perfectly proportioned, well packaged, beautiful escape into a foreign world with compelling music, art, and narration. There’s no real added benefits to playing it on the Xbox One besides a few more achievements, but then again, it doesn’t really need any upgrades. It’s fairly perfect as it stands.

Bastion is an extraordinary game and as you might have gathered from this review, I can’t recommend it enough. Aside from the gameplay and story, it offers a lot of replayability in the form of weapon challenges which require tremendous skill to complete.

The combat might never feel as clever as the visuals and narration but this is still an engrossing and distinctive action role-player.

Amazing game. However it is pretty short, and maxing everything out/doing all challenges and gods really doesnt feel all that rewarding. NoAmazing game. However it is pretty short, and maxing everything out/doing all challenges and gods really doesnt feel all that rewarding. No multiplayer makes this game kinda lonely. And no additional content added for the PS4 version really seems like a missed opportunity.

First of all, I am not going to pretend this game has more content nor does it offer weeks of playtime. Bastion is a simple game and those whoFirst of all, I am not going to pretend this game has more content nor does it offer weeks of playtime. Bastion is a simple game and those who can see that it is one of the best simpler games in today's time. Comparing Bastion to triple A games and calling it a weak entry is just like calling tiramisu a terrible tasting steak. The music is top notch, comprising of a wide range of folk styles that blends into the pace of the game as well as the environments perfectly. As opposed to emotionless full 3D CGI models, the art style of Bastion is simply beautiful, when was the last time you have seen so much color in an action game? The character designs are sleek and somewhat of a 'Jungle Punk' feel to it. Speaking of the characters, straightforward is what I would call them, there is no need for complex backstories cinematic because, guess what? I want to play the game rather then watch it. Enemy designs are very cool as the narrator pretends that you are well versed in the lore of this world already, it never breaks immersion. The few flaws are so minute that they don't even warrant a point off the User Score. Yes some enemies take too much firepower to bring down, and there is no exit when you accidentally fall asleep, all these are just small issues that barely affect how enjoyable this game is.

The arrival of Bastion to PlayStation is a great justification to play again this game that is visually stunning, with unforgettable soundtrack and interesting gameplay experiments. It’s a must buy for those who, for some reason, have not played it until now.

This is a fabulous game and I'm so glad that PS4 gamers who never got it on PC finally get to play it. Looks and plays beautifully well. FeelsThis is a fabulous game and I'm so glad that PS4 gamers who never got it on PC finally get to play it. Looks and plays beautifully well. Feels fresh and fun to the end.

Bastion holds up remarkably well four years later, even as the acclaimed games of the latter day tend to lose their luster once the initial novelty wears off. At its best, this re-release proves that Bastion is worthy of its name. It's a bastion of good game design and innovative narration, and I suspect that another four years from now, it will hold up just as well.

While it may have taken a few years to find its way onto the Sony platform, Bastion still stands as proof to what a small team of creative and passionate individuals can accomplish, and that video games as a medium has an infinite amount of potential.

The game is still stunning in both its art direction and writing. Gameplay is fun and varied, and there are many different experiences to be had throughout. It’s also nice to once again see the game that laid the foundation for Transistor‘s presentation and mechanics.

This game is a testament to the type of human creativity, innovation, and wonder that are sometimes only possible with indie games, and now that it has graced Sony's systems, you can understand why it will continue to entrench itself as a classic for years to come.

Bastion is one of the best games I've ever played. This simple RPG is a must have. The unique game-play, custom layouts, and beautifulBastion is one of the best games I've ever played. This simple RPG is a must have. The unique game-play, custom layouts, and beautiful soundtrack all intertwine to make Bastion a great gaming experience for anyone.

Bastion. A great game indeed. The narration was beautifully done and the music too. It's very inspiring and interesting story to tell, whileBastion. A great game indeed. The narration was beautifully done and the music too. It's very inspiring and interesting story to tell, while the combat may be simplistic I thought it was fun to go back to those days where combat wasn't hardcore action that it is down, just a simple hack and slash like-style. I've played many games where you town was destroyed/taken away/or everyone left and you had to rebuild it, but none like this. The graphics are very cool, their not as great as the "oh so powerful Skyrim", but they are really well done.

A lot of people say that playing games such as mario or zelda, bring about a great feeling you simply cannot feel with the games nowadays.IA lot of people say that playing games such as mario or zelda, bring about a great feeling you simply cannot feel with the games nowadays.I promise you, that bastion will deliver that exact feeling. After a while, everything thats happening around makes perfect sense, and the narration throughout the game, is such an amazing idea, i don't think it has been done before, this successfully. It would be an absolute crime for you not to buy this game!

It's an excellent game - this is the one you call - job well done, i.e. someone has really put one's heart into it. I'd be repetitive if I'dIt's an excellent game - this is the one you call - job well done, i.e. someone has really put one's heart into it. I'd be repetitive if I'd praise the graphics, the story, the sound etc. It's just a well balanced game with a lot of lasting appeal.If the developers of this gem are thinking about the sequel/or just another title, I would definitely put multi-player/co-op into the equation.

Visually stunning independent action RPG impresses you with a captivating world but will disappoint you with a dull and boring combat system.

Even the "New Game Plus" mode with its full arsenal of potions andgods is not enough to quench the Bastion thirst. Oh, how I wish it hadrandomly-generated maps, an expansive loot system, RPG stats, anddozens of quests... But that would have been a completely differentgame. Bastion, first and foremost, is a beautiful story with abeginning, a climax and ending(s). "A proper story", as the old manRucks would say.

Although I truly believe that Bastion could have doubled its length in terms of gameplay, I'm glad that the story didn't risk imploding on itself. Don't let anyone tell you this is a Diablo clone–that would cheapen Bastion; it needs to be heard to be believed.

Even if Bastion is short (just a few hours, depending on how many challenges you're keen on passing with a gold medal rating) it's one of the few games in which the New Game+ (rewinding the whole adventure but keeping the endgame resources) was just as much fun as the first playthrough. The content might be identical, but you've probably missed out on a few platforms the first time around, so you'll have the opportunity of discovering them and testing out your untapped weapons as well.

It's a shame that a bunch of nerds are only going to talk about this game based on its narration or its art style, because the actual gameplayIt's a shame that a bunch of nerds are only going to talk about this game based on its narration or its art style, because the actual gameplay is very solid. The weapons each have their unique style, and your choice of any two weapons lets you play with making some good combinations. There are plenty of upgrades to spend money on, which are simple but effective and varied. The adaptive difficulty "gods" system is especially nice, letting players make enemies tougher in particular ways in order to gain more exp and money. The game is a little on the short side, sadly. The narration thing is just window-dressing - the actual game is one of the more satisfying action-rpgs I've played in years.

Bastion is one of the most original titles I've played in quite some time. From the charming graphics to the smooth vibes of the narrator perfectly blended with a magical soundtrack, and the 10-12 hours of action-packed exploration and combat, Bastion is like kicking back with your favorite interactive storybook.