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# One of our favorite games of 2011, Bastion, storms onto iPad.
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/one-our-favorite-games-2011-bastion-storms-ipad/
- Published: 2012-08-30T19:30:12.000Z
- Updated: 2024-07-26T10:36:26.000Z
- Description: One of the more frustrating pieces of recommending games to friends is the not-so-stunning realization that not everyone has every major game console, tablet, and so forth on the market. So when a game like Bastion strolls along, telling friends about it is not nearly enough. You want them to play i
- Author: Jamin Warren
- Tags: News, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-26 09:39

One of the more frustrating pieces of recommending games to friends is the not-so-stunning realization that not everyone has every major game console, tablet, and so forth on the market. So when a game like *Bastion* strolls along, telling friends about it is not nearly enough. You want them to play it. Fortunately, the developer Supergiant took a lovely multi-platform approach, porting *Bastion* to nearly platform under the sun including the wasteland that is Chrome Web Store. Now it’s coming to iPad and you can rejoice.

Our outgoing managing editor Ryan Kuo [wrote](http://killscreendaily.com/articles/reviews/review-bastion/?ref=killscreen.com) of the game:

> *Bastion* itself wishes to persist, as a living artwork that may be revisited forever. So it makes a bold maneuver so ingeniously simple that it reads like a punch line. How do you give a game a voice? You give it a voice. The Kid allows you to embody that voice—or its memory, or its imagination—whose awareness of the world intermingles vine-like with your own.

Strong stuff indeed.