See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Pyre
Nathan Grayson
Often, video games are about making decisions, and you won’t always make the right one. Sometimes, there is no right answer. Sometimes, you’ve got to live with what you did.
Bastion and Transistor are complicated games with emotional depth. Supergiant Games’ latest, Pyre, follows its predecessors — this time with a focus on existential questions of freedom, religion and dogs with mustaches. Accompanying the games are equally as complex and gorgeously arranged music by composer Darren Korb.
It’s not often that sports and RPGs gets the fantasy narrative treatment. But then again, there aren’t many games like Pyre, and fewer developers like Supergiant.
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