Where the challenge is: systems — knowing how it works.
How hard is Transistor?
Where the challenge is: systems — knowing how it works. You get through it by working out what the game is actually doing and coming back with a better build or a better plan, not by faster hands.
Who actually finishes Transistor
- PlayStation13%of everyone who owns it on PlayStation“Bye()”about 18% of the ones who actually played it
Same game, three different crowds. Steam, PlayStation and Xbox each work these percentages out from their own players, so the numbers move around while the game stays exactly the same. A lower number doesn't mean it's harder on that platform.
Rarest achievements
Published rarity by platform.
PlayStation
Plat()Earn all other Trophies.3.2%
Performance()Complete each Performance Test.3.5%
Contest()Clear every Test.3.5%
Risk()Complete five encounters with all 10 Limiters in use.3.5%
One()Achieve User Level 243.7%
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About Transistor
Transistor is an action role-playing game presented from an isometric perspective. Players control Red, a singer in the city of Cloudbank, as she wields a greatsword-like weapon called the Transistor against robotic enemies known as the Process. Combat can be played in real-time or paused using a planning mode called Turn(), which allows queuing actions for execution in a burst. Powers called Functions can be equipped in active slots, used as upgrades to augment other Functions, or placed in passive slots for persistent effects. With 16 total Functions available, the system encourages experimentation with different combinations across multiple playthroughs.
How rarity is calculated
Each platform calculates rarity from its own player population. These percentages are shown side by side but are not a controlled comparison.
- PlayStation — Sony's published earn rate across PlayStation Network players.
Percentages are shown exactly as each platform publishes them. Pyroblast does not recalculate them and does not mix player populations together. Data updated .