The PlayStation 4 is home to some of the best indie games around, but even still, Transistor stands out among the best. Its beautiful, isometric cyberpunk world coupled with an incredible turn-based battle system made the game an instant classic when it launched on PS4 and PC last year. Now iOS gamers can see what all of the fuss is about — developer Supergiant Games just launched Transistor on iPhone and iPad. It’s a hefty download at 1.8GB, and you’ll need an iPhone 5, iPad 4, or iPad mini 2 or newer to run it. But if you’ve got the hardware (and $9.99) it’s definitely worth checking out. And when you’re done with that, be sure to check out the studio’s previous effort, Bastion, also in the App Store.
One of the PS4’s best indie games is now on iOS
Transistor goes mobile
Transistor goes mobile
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