"You are completely and utterly alone on the deserted planet Gliese-6143-C," a post on Xbox Wire reads. "You will have to unravel the mysteries surrounding the disappearance of an ancient alien race, survive the harsh and hostile environment of the seemingly deserted planet and find a way to send a signal home, to finally save humanity."Developer Grip Digital's marketing manager Petr Ciesarik describes The Solus Project as a narrative-based exploration experience with touches of survival game elements (think Don't Starve or Rust).
The rude among us would likely dismiss it as a "walking simulator," but how many of those featured rooms ripped straight out of Prometheus? Everybody's Gone to the Rapture certainly didn't. It lacked a huge otherworldly tentacle and didn't equip you with a crowbar, either. Don't believe me? There's a trailer below.
If you're an Xbox owner feeling jealous of the PlayStation faithful finally getting to play No Man's Sky next month, this might be the closest thing you'll get to that sci-fi exploration game without buying a PS4. At the present, The Solus Project is available for $15 on the Xbox Store.
If you're an Xbox owner feeling jealous of the PlayStation faithful finally getting to play No Man's Sky next month, this might be the closest thing you'll get to that sci-fi exploration game without buying a PS4. At the present, The Solus Project is available for $15 on the Xbox Store.
By: Timothy J. Seppala (Engadget).
Photo: Tech Aeris.
Review: Emerging Market Formulations &
Research Unit, FLAGSHIP RECORDS.
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