Solis (2026)

The art style is stunning, but the gameplay is not. It is basically a text-heavy walking simulator. The third-person narration gets really annoying really fast. Billie sees this, Billie watches that, Billie, Billie, Billie. It is an interesting narrative choice to say politely. Also, you can't run or use the mouse to control, so backtracking is tedious. But the vibe with this art style is unique enough to recommend the game on sale [quote]Follow us for more [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventure-Friends/] Awesome Adventures![/url] [/quote]

I was intrigued by the look of Solis and the developer's cool-sounding name Bram Boomgaardt! The game isn't very long and takes place over a single night, although the choices you make affect the ending. The story touches on some interesting themes of eternal life and the evolution of social media and technology, and there's a lot of potential for it to be expanded over several days to allow things to play out more. There's a bizarre cast of characters to talk to not all of whom are even human, like a Beer-Wine bottle and a guy with cylinders for eyes and a mouth...The strange atmosphere and hand drawn backgrounds are unique and compelling, and draw you into the dark world you're exploring. Would love to see the story and characters developed more, as the game ends just when it feels like it's really getting going...Definitely worth playing though, cheers Bram! PS Solis might not be the best game to play on a first date ;)

way too short for $7. most of the time is spent walking very slowly back and forth. maybe 3o min of actual content. The art style is beautiful but not worth the money. a little bit more content and it would be great.

Very enjoyable but rather short. It deals with some very relevant themes and overall raises some very valid points about where society is going, deception, having a conscience and the whole evil corrupt corporate world. Overall an enjoyable roughly 90m of done thought provoking themes.

Really creative atmosphere, interesting story, and clearly made with a lot of heart. Loved playing through it!

Just finished Solis and I'm here to say "I want more!". Absolutely love the hand-drawn art and music - definitely makes you feel immersed in the atmosphere of Solis. Honestly, I was pretty drawn by the story and would definitely play a part 2 to see what happens next. Hats of to the team! If there's one small thing I'd add it would be the ability to run (I know that's a whole other animation) but walking from one end to the screen could feel slow - or the ability to "skip" elevator scenes to get straight to the top/bottom. Either way, solid game with great art, music, and a compelling story. Recommend.