Solaris Bastion

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About this game

Solaris Bastion is an offline tactical tower defense game.
Players defend the Sun Core by constructing solar obelisks across enemy waves.

Core Features:
- Grid-based tactical defense protecting the central Sun Core from hostile invaders
- Multiple defensive tower types including Solar Obelisks, Cryo Prisms, and Beam Cannons
- Wave progression system with advancing enemy tiers and speed scaling
- Multiple enemy archetypes including Sand Runners, Armored Golems, and Shadow Walkers
- Real-time gold economy earned by eliminating enemies to purchase and place defenses
- Touch-to-place defensive structures on valid sandy battlefield coordinates
- HUD interface displaying remaining Core health, current wave, gold reserves, and badge level
- Interactive main menu screen with access to campaign defense, codex, and settings
- Strategy Codex screen explaining tower properties, enemy traits, and placement tips
- Settings screen with independent toggles for sound effects, ritual chanting audio, and haptics
- Complete level screen triggered upon successfully repelling all wave attackers
- Game Over screen showing elapsed waves, total tribute score, and instant restart
- About screen detailing game background, version information, and offline privacy
- Fully self-contained offline architecture with no background data transmission
Tactical tower defense defending the Sun Core across progressive enemy waves.
Updated on
Sep 7, 2026

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