Turn() planner: planned path line and target rings in combat

Transistor · HUD & Gameplay UI

Art style Painterly illustration

Transistor - Turn() planner: planned path line and target rings in combat

About this game

Developer: Supergiant Games · Publisher: Supergiant Games · Platform: PC (Steam) · Art style: Painterly illustration · Screen type: HUD & Gameplay UI

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What to study

A closer planning moment: the path line, the target rings, and the floor grid together show how Transistor lets the player aim a whole sequence while time stands still, with each enemy's ring marking it as a chosen target. The planning marks use the same teal as the Transistor itself, so the player's intent reads as an extension of the weapon. Frame at about 62.9s in the Launch Trailer (Steam). No trailer burn-in or caption on this frame.

Patterns

How the screen is arranged.

targeting-reticle movement-range hud-overlay

Components

Parts on screen.

Marker Grid

Screen inventory

  • teal planned path line curving from Red to a target point
  • orange target rings around enemies marking chosen targets
  • teal grid dots across the arena floor
  • Red aiming the Transistor at the right of the frame
  • Process enemy, white cover blocks, and industrial scaffolding

Top 3 colors

#0c0b02 21%#191304 20%#2f2709 20%

Top three palette colors by share. The remaining colors make up the rest.

Source and credit

© Supergiant Games, Transistor screenshot: Launch Trailer (Steam), shown for design study and commentary. PlayCraft is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Supergiant Games.

Source tier 2 (publisher-released) · screenshot: Steam store page · Steam page

Source details

Fetched 2026-10-30. verified 2026-10-30: frame inspected visually at full resolution; path line, target rings, grid dots, Red, and enemy markers all legible; frame from the official Launch Trailer on Steam

Supergiant Games Transistor FAQ (checked 2026-10-30): Let's Play videos of Transistor permitted; Supergiant self-publishes Transistor; fair-use study use, takedown honored within 48h

Rights holders: see Copyright & takedown.