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Acclaimed Indie RPG Bastion Out Now on PS4

PlayStation Vita edition still in development; Cross-buy functionality likely.

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Bastion, the vivid hand-painted RPG that drew rapturous reviews when it first shipped in July 2011, is now available on PlayStation 4.

Upon its initial release on PC and Xbox 360, critics were near unanimous in their praise for the title, with Gamespot's Bastion review describing it as a "wonderfully crafted adventure that presents a fun and focused challenge you can customize in all sorts of ways."

The game costs $15 in North America, while UK and Europe prices have yet to be listed.

Bastion was the breakthrough debut for its California based developer, Supergiant Games, and went on to sell more than 3 million copies. The studio's next title, Transistor, shipped in May last year and has accrued more than 600,000 sales.

"It was always difficult to describe Bastion while the game was in development," Supergiant creative director, Greg Kasavin, explained in a new post on the PlayStation Blog.

"We designed the game in an organic way, little by little, listening to what it needed most and building whatever that was next, until we felt that we were done."

A plan to port the game to PlayStation Vita was announced in December, though that project has yet to be completed.

"The Vita version of Bastion is still in development," Kasavin told fans on the PlayStation Blog's comments section.

"We don’t have a release date for it at this time. We expect for it to be cross-buy enabled with the PS4 version."

Barcelona studio BlitWorks was assigned the task of developing the PlayStation 4 port.

Disclaimer: Greg Kasavin is a former GameSpot employee. He has no personal ties to anyone involved in the publication of this article.

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