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Bastion free for previous owners

By  •  December 12, 2016

Those of you who have been on Xbox since the 360 might remember the Xbox Live Arcade better know as XBLA, hence our name. That was a different time, back …
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Bastion coming to Xbox One

By  •  November 3, 2016

Here’s your daily reminder that time flies: Bastion, one of XBLA”s most critically acclaimed titles, originally launched five years ago as part of 2011’s Summer of Arcade. To celebrate the …
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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger draws inspiration from Bastion and Hollywood

By  •  July 26, 2013

Orkin

Meet Haris Orkin, writer and voice director behind the critically acclaimed Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. He assisted Techland on the first Juarez game back in ’05, when he suggested the polish developer hire an American writer to get the dialogue right. He’s been working with them ever since.

In a ‘making of’ documentary posted by Ubisoft, Orkin recounts the process behind how Gunslinger came to fruition. From the beginning when Techland didn’t know if they needed a traditional story since this was a “downloadable game”, through the process of  developing Silas Greaves and presenting the tall tale history of the Wild West.

“They came to me with the idea of the entire game being narrated a la Bastion,” Orkin recounts. “They told me they wanted narrative tricks in the game; that things in the game world would change depending on the narrators story. I thought that idea was pretty brilliant and mirrored exactly how the history of the West came to be written in the first place.”

To delve into that rich history of the Wild West, Techland wanted the larger-than life personas that cut out a living during the time. “They wanted the game to feature some of the most iconic Western legends and characters from the past,” Orkin says. “Together we crafted a story based on that premise. The character would be someone who brushed against all those famous characters.”

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Bastion builds a wall of 1.7 million sales

By  •  February 9, 2013

Supergiant Games have revealed that Bastion sales have reached 1.7 million across all platforms. The action-RPG was first released on XBLA as part of Microsoft’s 2011 Summer of Arcade …
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Bastion’s Greg Kasavin on the state of downloadable titles

By  •  April 18, 2012

We recently had the opportunity to talk at length with Greg Kasavin, writer and designer at SuperGiant Games about the state of the downloadable titles. Instead of  focusing solely on Bastion, the team’s debut release, we spoke with Greg about why he chose independent game development as a career, his experience thus far with the Xbox Live service, as well as his plans for the future. Bastion is out now on XBLA and Steam and was the first title to be released in last year’s Summer of Arcade promotion.

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Download Bastion’s soundtrack sheet music for free and ringtones for $0.99

By  •  March 17, 2012

Supergiant Games has yet again wowed us with their awesomeness by handing out freebies for their award winning game Bastion that they could easily sell for a pretty …
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Supergiant cut a planned gardening feature from Bastion

By  •  March 6, 2012

A number of things pop out of the ground in the hub of Supergiant’s wonderful action-RPG, Bastion. Anklegators and blacksmiths weren’t the only things the developer originally envisioned …
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Deal of the Week: 50% off Bastion

By  •  January 31, 2012

If you missed the one day Bastion sale during the 2012 countdown promotion, you’ll be happy to hear that it will be on sale once again and this time …
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Fan creates Munny inspired by Bastion’s “The Kid”

By  •  January 31, 2012

This incredible Munny was created by Denise Kuan and posted to her personal website the-ocd.com. It features an incredible rendition of the Kid from Bastion. Denise says she played the demo of Bastion …
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USAF officer in Afghanistan receives physical copy of Bastion

By  •  January 26, 2012

Reddit user “bolivar-shagnasty” is currently serving his country as an officer in the United States Air Force stationed in Afghanistan where the internet is “disgustingly slow and it costs so much that it seems like price gouging.” Undaunted, he attempted to download some indie games through both Steam and Direct2Drive. It was a no-go on both fronts. Yet the airmen wasn’t about to let a little thing like that prevent him enjoying Supergiant’s download-only Bastion.

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