
Solar Panic is a first-person comedy adventure game. Follow a true story that we made up and explore exotic places filled with funny and/or stupid encounters. Wield top-notch gadgets and meet weird and socially awkward characters as you stumble upon a SERIOUS mystery.
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[h1]Solar Panic: Utter Distress [/h1] [b] A genuinely funny and goofy adventure which will leave a huge smile on your face. [/b] https://youtu.be/U2I8ruYiaqI [quote] IF YOU’VE DONE DRUGS – PLAY THIS GAME. IF YOU HAVEN’T DONE DRUGS – PLAY THIS GAME. IF YOU’RE ON DRUGS – DEFINITELY PLAY THIS GAME. [i] Disclaimer – I do not condone the use of drugs [/I] [/quote] [h1] First Impressions🤔 [/h1] [b]This game is crazy, wacky, original and imaginative. [/b] It’s a bit rough around the edges with questionable voice acting at times. and crude graphics, but that just adds to the bizarreness of the whole thing. For most of the game I had a smile on my face and was often chuckling away at the antics on screen. You will be compelled to talk to every character you can find as they often do and say the most outrageous things. There are obvious homages to South Park and Monty Python and lots of characters you will recognize (with their names changed of course!). The humour is very silly and nothing is taken seriously. It’s a brash, colourful, politically incorrect game that will amuse for five hours but doesn’t have much replay value. There is no chapter select after you complete the game so if you want to mop up any achievements you missed then you’ll have to play the whole game again. There’s no controller support which was annoying but there aren’t too many keys so it’s not a deal breaker. [quote] Solar Panic will make you laugh and chuckle. It isn’t very sophisticated. There’s no real story, it’s just a sequence of amusing interactions with characters with a string of fetch quests. If you’re looking for something different and something silly and just a bit oddball then I would recommend this. It only lasts five hours and there is minimal replay value, so I would definitely try to get it in a sale. It was fun while it lasted. [/quote] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2192371918 [h1] More Information [/h1] [h1]Story📕 [/h1] You are Durwood Champney, a secret agent without any of the attributes of a secret agent. You are sent on a mission to locate an apprehend an infiltrator in the organization. The story is a bit confusing and to be honest I can’t remember much about it. The story is not that important in this game. It just holds everything loosely together and moves you between locations. It is always silly, doesn’t always make sense and feels unscripted. I think this was done intentionally as it is a perfect fit for the game. [h1]Gameplay 🕹️ [/h1] On your pursuit of the criminal you will encounter a range of different characters. Most of them you can interact with. Some will have a few lines of dialogue for you, some will just say a word or a sound, and some will do something silly and unexpected. There is no dialogue tree or choices to make. Conversations are extremely brief but do sometimes point you in the direction of your next task. There aren’t too many characters to speak to and dialogue exchanges are short and sweet. The game moves at quit a fast pace, moving from character to character. Most of these exchanges range from amusing to hilarious and you soon realise that the games strength lies in the interaction of these people. Often, they are hidden in some bizarre spots. You do have a quest log which you can consult if you forget what you’re meant to be doing which happens regularly. The game is very distracting. I think the devs recognized this as every time you consult your quest log it is accompanied by a sarcastic comment. There are three major areas to discover. The areas aren’t massive and you are stopped from straying too far. There are some hidden areas to find and seven origami birds to find in each locale. These are quite difficult to find and are very well hidden. Unfortunately, your collection is wiped out after the game ends and there is no chapter select either so you will need to collect all the birds again! There are also some other fun achievements to gain. Occasionally, you’ll get the opportunity to pick up objects and use them. During the story you will shoot people with tomatoes, run around trying to find a turd with your smellytron, shoot basketballs on the court and try to find buried treasure to name a few. I am sure there are more. You can cycle your items but I only ever had at most three items in my inventory at any given time. There is a possibility you’ll get stuck. There is a little exploration you have to do to find certain people, who can be hidden, or items you need to find. Mostly the game is quite linear however but there is a bit of freedom of movement. You can also interact with the environment by pressing buttons, opening chests or lockers etc. I found the movement of the camera to be a little oversensitive even on the lowest setting and movement in general was a bit clunky. It doesn’t really affect gameplay however as there are no precision moves to be made. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2192611394 [h1]Graphics 📺 [/h1] Visuals are cartoon like and have a raw feel to them. They are colourful and bold and have enough detail for you to recognize certain characters. The environments are a mixed bag with the city centre looking quite nice but the jungle scenes are repetitive and bland. Overall, the graphics fit the comic nature of the game however. [h1]Sound 🎵[/h1] Every character is voice acted with varying success. The worst voice actor is in fact the main character Durwood Champney. I think he is meant to sound amateurish but it doesn’t quite work, especially when some of the other characters are voiced so well. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2194326803 [h1]Conclusion[/h1] [quote][b] [i]Solar Panic: Utter Distress[/i] is a charming, silly and amusing comical adventure. There’s not much else to do apart from talk to the characters and perform fetch quests but this is enough to keep your interest for the five hours it takes to complete. Some may find it too immature but it’s not as bad as Southpark in terms of crudeness. Mostly I found the humour to be original and surprising and I would certainly recommend it to people who are looking for a fun and casual game to spend an evening or two with. 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Seriously one of the best games I have ever played! This game made me laugh so much its insane! I want more!!!
Made me think of Jazzpunk in sillyness.
Vale la pena para pasar un rato boludeando, compralo que esta barato porque es gratuitamente gratis
jazzpunk, but finnish.
Adult Swimulator. Anyone who enjoys South Park, Rick & Morty and The Mighty Boosh will likely have a good time. That is to say, this is a crude, chaotic and cryptic comedy experience for fans of the surreal. A free game from a small studio is a bit like a low budget independent movie. Generally they are limited in scope but have the power to entertain and transport us every bit as much as the major studio releases. All of the disparate elements are quite basic, but they coalesce into something beyond the sum of the parts. Graphics are pretty crude and may be largely stock assets, but they are used to great effect. The three fairly large levels are visually distinctive and have their own unique gameplay elements. Voice acting ranges from professional to amateur to guy on the street but nothing is out of place. Some of the dialogue won't make sense if you aren't paying full attention or you don't follow the linear path the game wants you to take. The story is nonsense but fun nonsense and is likely the work of a bunch of friends or one very prolific madman. Music is possibly stock music and there are no licenced tracks but all the tracks in the game totally suit the mood and tone of each area. It's possible to totally miss areas or characters which makes it worth having a second play through just to make sure you've seen and heard and attempted everything. Won't be for everyone, there's some gross out stuff, there's some vulgarity and crudeness but it's not going to get banned any time soon. There's nothing so offensive as to actually cause offense. Much like the movie Airplane, there are so many gags and jokes being fired out that eventually some of them will land. As with most things, humour is very subjective and your mileage will vary but I found myself getting a fair few chuckles per level. Three levels, maybe fifteen chuckles. Think there was a proper guffaw or two, a handful of chortles and like one outburst of tittering so I felt like I got my comedy gland well and truly milked. Go on, get your comedy gland milked. You might get to like it.
I paid money for this game and they made it free for everyone. I'd like a refund in that case.
This game is really bad, slow, stupid and boring. Every level is so big and yet so empty. Recycled jokes in every level (guy singing about walking on sidewalk, guy singing about swimming, guy singing about sleeping...), annoying sounds (I almost got an heart attack when I collected first crane), and so on. There is nothing what I could put as positive. Should you get this game for full price? Absolutely no. Should you get this game for 2 dollars/euros? Absolutely no. And if you get this game as a gift from friend, it is not your friend and you should stop talking to him/her.
Solar Panic birinci şahıs komedi macera oyunudur. Uydurduğumuz gerçek bir hikayeyi takip edin ve komik ve/veya aptalca karşılaşmalarla dolu egzotik yerleri keşfedin. Ciddi bir gizemle karşılaştığınızda birinci sınıf cihazları kullanın ve tuhaf ve sosyal açıdan garip karakterlerle tanışın.
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