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A The Solus Project Steam Key — also known as a CD Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem on Steam and keep in your library permanently. From €14.81 (€16.63 with fees, -12%) at Eneba, 12% below the €18.99 (no fees) Steam price · 6 verified stores, 6 offers in stock · Updated 07h 20min ago.
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About The Solus Project
A single player exploration driven adventure with survival elements, set on a mysterious and seemingly uninhabited alien planet. Survive through exploration, and unlock the mysteries of Gliese-6143-C. From the creators of "Unmechanical" and successor to "The Ball".Earth has been destroyed and mankind lingers on in a small fleet of ships near Pluto. As humanity's last hope, you are sent to scout a distant planet as a potential location for a colony. After years of space travel disaster strikes however, and your ship is destroyed when approaching the planet...
With your team members dead and your equipment gone you have no way of communicating or receiving help from anyone... you are completely and utterly alone...
Desperately you look for a way of phoning home, but as you explore the seemingly desolate planet, you uncover the dark secrets buried within the depths. In this otherworldly odyssey you uncover mystery upon mystery as you try to survive the harsh climate.
FEATURES
- Explore - Unlock the depths of the uncharted planet, and discover the secrets buried deep below. Delve into huge cave systems and tombs and uncover over 200 secrets.
- Handcrafted - 10 large entirely handcrafted levels to explore. Explore and puzzle your way through 5 islands and 5 large tombs/caves.
- Atmosphere - Atmosphere rich environment that is fully dynamic. An alien day and night cycle and a dynamic weather system that calculates everything from temperature, wind, humidity, cloud coverage impact on the climate and so on. It handles ocean tides. Plants respond to the climate. Storms form. Earthquakes happen.
- Survive - Survive the extreme climate, tornadoes, storms, meteors, lightning, and not least the dark secrets buried beneath the surface.
- VR - Supports Vive and Oculus, including room space and motion controllers. Explore the huge world start to end in VR! (*Some VR features are still in development - see notes at the bottom for info)
FEATURES CONTINUED
- Depth - Plants grow and rot. Ocean tide based on the moon. Your body responds to everything from getting wet to lack of sleep to walking uphill to the humidity. Hundreds of upgrades to be found. Secret areas within secret areas within secret areas.
- Savior - Your death means the end of mankind. Save us and rebuild a communication device to phone home, by scavenging useful items.
- Adventure - Be a pioneer, an archaeologist, and an astronaut to explore a mysterious alien planet. The adventure has a beginning and an end, but it is a harsh world. A mistake will cost you your life.
GAMEPLAY
- Linear - The game has a start and end. It is a singleplayer adventure with 10 large levels.
- Your Time- Scale the game as you wish. Go from a super hardcore experience to a relaxing stroll on an alien planet. In fact you can cheat old school console style even. It is your time, your experience.
- Just You - Little hand holding. No obvious enemies. It is just you. All alone by yourself.
- Old school - Fond memories of games from 10, 20 years ago? So do we. Complex level layouts. Dozens of secret areas. Keys to unlock doors. Underground environments. A ~ key to open the game console.
- Exploration - There are hundreds and hundreds of things to find hidden away in the world. Secret areas the size of modern "next gen levels". Just how deep does the rabbit hole go?
- Puzzles - Puzzle your way through environmental puzzles left by an alien civilization, like our titles Unmechanical and The Ball.
THE PLANET
- World - Gliese-6143-C is a harsh and barren planet, covered by a vast ocean. Days are over 45C/113F, and nights under -30C/F.
- Archipelago - 5 islands, with a shallow sea between them and connected through a system of caves. To travel from one island to the next you must traverse these dark caverns.
- Wreckage - The spaceship in which you arrived crashed on arrival, and its debris is scattered across the world. Find and locate debris sites to find additional resources.
- Tombs - Megalithic tombs are all over. Clearly you were not the first intelligent being to have set foot on this planet. Who was here before? Where did they go? What happened?
VR
- Vive/Oculus - Works on both. Supports Xbox controller on Oculus, and either the Xbox controller or motion controllers on Vive. Supports room scale for Vive. Keyboard and mouse is supported as well.
- Movement - Supports regular locomotion walking and teleporting. For rotating you can pick between room scale rotation, snapped rotation (45 degree steps), smooth rotation, or enable strafing. Movement speed can also be scaled freely.
- High end and huge - This is not a small VR demo or game. It is a massive 16 hour experiences with miles and miles worth of world to explore, and provided you have a powerful machine (980 and up) you can experience it with some of the most ambitious high end graphics tried in VR to date.
TSP is not a pure VR game. It was designed for non-VR gameplay and thus a VR headset is in no way required to play the game. If you do have one, it is an awesome (but different) experience!
VR is work in progress - Currently not implemented: VR Loading screens and Oculus Touch. The intro tutorial is also a bit rough. Everything else works solidly. TSP received a major VR patch July 20 2016 adding VR inventory and crafting among many other fixes, and another one on December 4 2016 adding the Explorer Diary and a range of fixes.
ABOUT US
The Solus Project is the brainchild of Sjoerd "Hourences" De Jong. As a one-man army he crafted the vision for the game and a large part of the game's looks. Sjoerd has over 12 years of experience in the industry and has worked for a range of large and small studios such as Starbreeze, Epic Games, Guerrilla Games, Digital Extremes, and many more.
The game has been in production since July 2013, and has a team of 5 to 10 people working on it.
Teotl is a small indie studio that was founded in 2010 and is located in Sweden. It released The Ball on PC in 2010 and followed up with Unmechanical Unmechanical on PC and iOS/Android in 2012.
The studio focuses on creating high quality and immersive single player experiences. The Ball won the PC Gamer USA Action / Adventure Game of the Year 2010 award.
Grip Digital is a privately owned developer and publisher of games for consoles and high-end portable devices, based in Prague, Czech Republic. The company was started by industry veterans who worked on games across all major platforms. Grip Games is working with the top independent developers to bring their games to console platforms.
How much does The Solus Project for PC cost right now?
The Solus Project for PC starts at €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) at Eneba, a Steam key, which is 12% under the €18.99 (no fees) it costs on the official store.
That €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) already includes the Gocdkeys10 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
The cheapest one listed, €11.77 (€13.78 with fees) at HRKGame, is out of stock. The cheapest you can actually buy today is €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) at Eneba.
Just 6 stores stock it, 6 offers in all, so there is little here to push the price either way.
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That €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) key is expensive for what it usually costs.
- Those €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) are 28% above what it usually costs, measured on the store price.
- Only 4 stores sell the Steam Key, and with that little competition the price barely moves.
- Across the 2,808 days we have tracked it, it has only been pricier than today on 0 days. The lowest it has ever cost is €6.33.
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By format: Steam Key from €14.81 (€16.63 with fees) and Steam Gift from €16.43 (€18.47 with fees).
Can you activate The Solus Project in US?
All 6 offers are Global, so the code redeems on any account no matter where it was created.
Is The Solus Project worth it?
26 outlets reviewed it and it averages 63 out of 100, with 31% recommending it.
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The Solus Project
Is it worth it?
- 70/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Weak
- 31%Critics recommend it26 critic reviews
- 79%Steam reviewsMostly Positive · 2,476 reviews
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What the press says
Graphically, The Solus Project is great. The atmospheric events were particularly nice, with the stars, weather, and astronomical events lending a very real feeling of... Read more
In the end, The Solus Project is a fascinating game that is more about exploration than survival. Even if you aren't grabbing every scrap of... Read more
If you have been looking for a reason to dust off that PlayStation VR headset, then don’t miss this game. The Solus Project came... Read more
With all its immersive graphical beauty, The Solus Project is a great survival experience game. While it does have some bugs, it is an immersive... Read more
Despite mechanical discord and an unsatisfying story, the creepy atmosphere and gargantuan spectacle of The Solus Project is worth experiencing firsthand. Read more
The Solus Project benefits from the fact that you can't just shoot your way out of a bad situation. Read more
The Solus Project may not be at its best with the PSVR, but the game is worth playing in its standard mode on the PS4... Read more
A fun survival simulator on an alien world filled with secrets, only let down by a lack of focus and small immersion breakers that build... Read more
The Solus Project is a moody title that blends exploration and light survival with stunning graphics and voice acting that is out of this... Read more
This is what the game does best, it gives you a definite sense that you are alone, things are dire and, if you fail, mankind... Read more
The Solus Project is definitely a game to stick with, The longer you're in it, the more you will get out of it, it's similar... Read more
The Solus Project ends up being somewhat of an anomaly with its version of survival and exploration gameplay. On one hand, the environments and setting... Read more
From a conceptual standpoint, The Solus Project is fascinating. The sense of scale is amplified in VR, especially the fantastic skyboxes that cycle between day and... Read more
The world of The Solus Project is totally worth exploring thanks to an interesting story and great art direction. It's just not much fun to... Read more
The Solus Project's story and survival mechanics look promising at first, but they ultimately fail to meet expectations. Read more
A flawed take on the survival adventure template, The Solus Project's subpar execution ultimately undermines the few moments of true enjoyment that it occasionally provides. Read more
The Solus Project is poor survival game that plays far better as a walking simulator. The lack of any guidance in controls and direction will... Read more
Janky, ugly and unpolished is the best way to describe The Solus Project. It had a noble idea of combining the walking sim narrative game... Read more
The Solus Project is a survival game that mixes exploration with an entertaining space science fiction narrative. The player is the sole survivor of a... Read more
The Solus Project is a nice looking survival adventure. We are stranded on a planet that can sustain life. We discover stories of its past... Read more
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Requirements
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit and newer
- Dual Core 2GHZ+
- 4 GB RAM
- DirectX10 Compatible 3D Card - Minimum GeForce 460 or equivalent - Integrated graphics (Intel) may not work well and have not been tested. For use with Intel integrated graphics please run the game in DirectX10 compatibility mode.
- Version 10
- 11 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any Windows compatible card
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC
- Additional Notes: Supports Tobii Eye Tracking. Vive and Oculus VR supported but still partially in development. Playing the game in VR requires a powerful computer.
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit and newer
- Quad Core 2GHZ+
- 8 GB RAM
- DirectX11 compatible 3D card strongly recommended - GeForce 760 or equivalent and higher
- Version 11
- 11 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any Windows compatible card
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