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this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2026
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Transistor has an interesting real-time/turn based combat system. You move around in real time, the set your attacks and movement for the attack phase, then back to realtime controls again while the meter for your next turn charges up.
Not to mention the depth of weapon combinations you can put together; it's one of my favorite games. Might be time for another playthrough.
Oh, forgot about that one! It's so worth it, even if only for the story. The combat is also super well done.