Begin the struggle to save humanity – and yourself – in GRIP and Teotl’s atmospheric single-player survival adventure, launching today.
Prague/Uppsala, 26 February 2016 – The Solus Project, the narrative-driven, sci-fi-styled, survival-adventure game by Teotl Studios and GRIP Digital, launches today on Xbox One Game Preview today.
With the human race on the brink of destruction, The Solus Project strands players on a distant unknown planet and challenges them to survive harsh, volatile environments while seeking the answer of how to save the mankind. With natural and unnatural dangers lurking around every corner, gamers will have to unravel the alien secrets of some seemingly deserted civilization. Are you really alone…?
“The Solus Project is not only one of the very few narrative-driven survival games, but also one of the first games of its kind being released via the Xbox One Game Preview in the same launch window as its Steam counterpart. All the upcoming updates leading to spring 2016 full version release will launch on Xbox One and Steam simultaneously, ensuring content parity for players on both platforms.” says Jakub Mikyska, CEO of GRIP Digital.
The Solus Project will have regular episodic content updates on Xbox Game Preview, offering a new region of the complex alien world to explore with every release, completing the puzzle with the final release this spring
Let the project begin.
Here is The Solus Project Early Access release trailer:
The Solus Project is available starting today on Steam Early Access, GOG Games in Development and Xbox Game Preview.
Related: THE SOLUS PROJECT is on Steam Early Access and GOG
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