Solarix

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Action/Adventure
Publisher: KISS Ltd.
Developer: PulseTense Games
Release Date: April 30, 2015

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'Solarix' Seeks Crowd Funding - Screens & Trailer

by Rainier on July 15, 2014 @ 9:41 a.m. PDT

Solarix is a first-person sci-fi/survival-horror game on an off-planet colony setting where you, as an electrical engineer, are desperately fighting not just for your life but for what defines you as a human being.

Trapped in the far reaches of space, the sole survivor of human genetic experiments gone badly wrong…

Years spent avoiding infected crew mates with only a distant voice for company….

Battling against the corporations ‘clean-up’ squad who have one instruction – destroy all evidence!

Shadows are your friends; avoidance is your only strategy.

But how long can a mind survive this environment?

The Solarix game, story, and design are influenced  by iconic science-fiction/horror games & films such as Alien, System Shock, Dead Space, and 2001: A Space Odyssey, while the gameplay is in part inspired by the stealth of Thief and Dishonored. 


Solarix is a psychological survival horror game featuring massively detailed open-ended levels encompassing both survival and stealth-gameplay styles.  The game encompasses both alien worlds and a huge orbital space station, with hidden terrors around every corner.

“Our goal is to take the survival horror genre beyond simple staged ‘jump-scares’ and cheap thrills. With Solarix we are looking to create a world that fills you with unease, insecurity and desperation” commented Baris Tarimcioglu, founder of PulseTense Games.

The Kickstarter target is to raise £10,000 to complete the game and for it to be able to realise its true potential.  It has already received approval from leading digital retailer Steam and a Microsoft Xbox version is also being planned.

There are a wide range of rewards for backers starting at with pledges of £6 and running up to £1,500 or more.  Likewise, stretch goals start at £15,000 for additional DLC through to £80,000 for Microsoft Xbox and Oculus Rift versions and for the release of a set of modding tools.



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