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 ...

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Bastion and Transistor developer Supergiant has always made games with a lot of character, although they didn't necessarily have a lot of characters. Focused primarily on a sole hero/heroine with a ...

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 ...

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We already knew that Pyre was coming out on July 25, but now we have a gloriously colourful and musical launch trailer to get us excited for Supergiant's next game. For other games out this year, ...

This page contains tips, tricks and strategies for playing Pyre. Here you'll find basic tips for new players and advanced tips for those who want to become even better in the Rites. If you know of ...

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 ...

Editor’s note: Pyre was designed and written by former GameSpot editor in chief, Greg Kasavin. Competitors strive to win. Criminals yearn for freedom. These pursuits go hand in hand in Pyre, the ...