Posted on: July 7, 2016

Rosewhyne

Jeux: 18 Avis: 1

Solus Project

Warning**** possible unintentional spoilers*** I started with the game in early access and must say I thoroughly enjoyed the solo aspect of the exploration and discovery. The graphics are crisp, clean and believable. The soundtrack is fantastic and really adds to the atmosphere of the game. Speaking of atmosphere the player will be immersed in the planet and the puzzles presented throughout the gameplay. One thing I really appreciated was the fact the tasks weren't extremely hard, but challenging just the same. The player is expected to immerse themselves in the game and begin to think like both an explorer and a survivalist. Each phase of the game seamlessly melds with the previous phase. I enjoyed the fact I could go back and forth between discovered and undiscovered areas. I like to back track in case I have missed something and this game allows the player to do just that. Over all an enjoyable experience I would recommend it to anyone.

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Posted on: June 13, 2016

matrixdll

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Jeux: 317 Avis: 7

Great start, good half-way, so-so end

Astonishingly good first impression of being stranded on some space island, that you don't quite know what to expect from. Gotta say that the ending turned out to be not as satisfactory conclusive as I secretly hoped it would be (I don't know what it is with many recently released games not having balls - pun is not intended - to have a good epilogue that ties up all the loose ends, but that's how things are), but overall I enjoyed hopping about the rocks, scavenging for food occasionally and look up for something new to challenge myself against.

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Posted on: May 15, 2018

omega64

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Jeux: 1704 Avis: 16

Too long

A sequel to "The Ball". This one is a survival game with an actual story, a path to follow and lots of hidden secrets. Difficulty can be changed between 0-400%. As such it can be a grueling challenge to survive or a cakewalk. There's a helmet of sorts around the edges of the screen, mostly just annoying. Saving isn't frequent, though you can sleep at any time as long as conditions are good to save. The way text on tablets you find slowly appears is annoying. I get what they were going for with a machine translating it, however this doesn't make it any better dealing with this when every second gets you closer to dying. Like they couldn't decide whether it truly was an exploration or a survival game. Is the story worth it? No, it's pretty simple and not that interesting. It obscures details early on to keep you interested; this would work if not for the fact the game is 12+ hours long. If every location was shorter/smaller the game would've been better off. Currently the game just feels exhaustingly long.

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Posted on: December 28, 2016

racic

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Great game for the price

Pros: Intriguing story, beautiful weather/climate and planetary mechanics! Impressive level design. Immersive especially at the beginning, many surprises. Really enjoyed playing. Cons: Alien spaceships looked a little bit old. There were moments were phisics was unrealistic like falling rocket with supplies that burried itself nicely into the ground Definitely worth playing

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Posted on: June 19, 2016

dukerax

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Jeux: 398 Avis: 10

Exciting!

If you enjoy scifi, aliens, exploration, ruins, survival, 'finding out what happened', puzzles and just in general look forward to settings that aren't just all about our humble planet Earth, this game may very well be a gem you cannot afford to miss! If you're looking for action-lasty gameplay or simply cannot bring yourself to feel any interest in aliens/scifi in general, this game may not be for you at all. This game lives and breathes through its mystery and discoveries, so stay away from spoilers and lets-plays if you plan to play it by yourself! What you're presented with here is a very immersive, beautiful (and at times dangerous) alien world to explore that feeds you just enough snippets of information scattered in many ruins to get your mind going, pondering about the history and inhabitants of this strange planet. The visuals of the Solus Project are very nice! Not many games bother to have an interesting day/night + weather system, yet it adds a lot of life! The overall art-/design style feels consistent and quite fitting. The game contains puzzles, which don't feel overly difficult, and seem to be more designed to be a tool that structures what otherwise might turn out to be potentially chaotic and unplanned exploration - by having you focus your attention on few areas at a time, they aid the game's progression well. Backtracking exists, but it is moderate if you make it a habit to be thorough and explore the sh*t out of everything you can look at. Since this point is often never mentioned in game reviews, the sound design of the Solus Project is very good. All the bits of music and sounds feel well integrated + executed and add to - rather than distract from - the overall atmosphere! I'm eagerly waiting for the next game in the series! Should the devs read this: For the next game, you can make the puzzles a ton more complex!

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