
Awaken alone aboard a drifting colony ship under autonomous lockdown. Restore critical systems, solve interconnected puzzles, and uncover the truth behind the Solari Protocol before you and the colonists depending on you are lost to the void.
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You awaken alone aboard the Aeterna Solis, a massive colony ship drifting in silence.
The crew is gone. The colonists are in cryo sleep.
And an autonomous lockdown protocol is in control.
Protocol Solari is a first-person sci-fi escape room experience set aboard a locked-down starship. Restore failing systems, explore interconnected ship areas, and uncover hidden log entries to piece together what happened.
As the ship’s systems deteriorate, you’ll solve environmental and logic-based puzzles tied directly to critical operating systems. Every solution brings you closer to the truth… and closer to saving the colonists' lives depending on you.
Why did the Solari Protocol activate?
Can you repair the critical systems in time?
And why were you the only one left awake?
A fully immersive first-person escape room set aboard a sci-fi colony ship
Interconnected puzzles based on critical ship systems
Environmental storytelling through hidden logs and terminals
Play with a timer for added pressure or without one for a more casual experience
Estimated playtime of around 2 hours
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Reviews
I finished the game and it was a blast! I'm not particularly good at puzzles and only once did a real life escape room, so I was a bit hesitant at first. But after I played the demo, my fear turned out to be unfounded, so I just bought the full game. It was tons of fun! Some puzzles are relatively easy, others a bit harder, but they aren't impossible. The optional hints system helps a lot if you get stuck. There is also a logical progression and flow to the game, which makes for a fun experience playing. You can figure out the back story of the game too as you go along and pick up more information. The spaceship's computer talking to you is also a nice touch. Made think of HAL 9000 in 2001: A Space Odyssey. :-) Also important: My PC is four years old and it ran the game just fine at high resolution and FPS. No glitches or slow down or other problems. So well done by the devs for not bloating the code! In conclusion: You can't tell this is the first game of an Indie studio. It's truly an impressive result and I can't wait to see what they'll do next! I had a lot of fun and if you enjoy puzzles and escape rooms, I'm sure you will too. Give it a try.
As a first game, I am impressed on its quality, whether it be the decor and the map or the solving of the puzzles. It is a short gameplay but definitely worthwile. For the price, I really recommend it! One comment: the highest resolution made the game a bit laggy for me but reducing it really helped
I would give it a 7/10. Graphics and sound are really good, reminds me strongly of Planet Crafter. After all it is a little bit short, and some of the last puzzles are more lucky guess than logical knowing. Anyway, I payed only small money, and for that it was a nice experience.
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