Solus - Solo Survival Sim

Stadt

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About this game

Compete against 9 other simulated survivalists to see who can outlast the rest and be crowned the sole survivor.

Challenge yourself with 3 unique locations, each shaped by real-world climate, weather and flora data, creating an environment that feels authentic, and sometimes - brutal.

Choose your gear wisely. Every item has a specific use and shapes the result of your actions.

Stay alive by managing the five core survival needs: health, calories, hydration, warmth, and fatigue. Time only progresses when an action is performed, so take your time to make the right choices.

Build and maintain your shelter, manage your fire and water, forage for food, hunt, fish and trap. All while balancing the unique challenges that your environment throws at you.

No two runs are the same. Random events will affect your player, weather will vary, resources shift, and your decisions will shape each outcome.

Over 22 achievements to unlock and compete on the global leaderboards for each location to see how you compare against other real-world players.

Solus is a pure survival experience with no pay-to-win and no power-ups. All locations are free to explore. If you prefer an uninterrupted journey, a single one-time purchase removes all ads forever.

Ratings and reviews

amazing game. excellent execution. wish there were more challenges. like a wild boar attacks you and you have to apply first aid. i kinda hit a point where the game has become too easy so I'm just finding things to move the time along. maybe also add an option to barter with the simulated players bc i have so many stones and sometimes need palm leaves for insulation. also add an activities tab. this could help when "homesickness" settles in. like take a walk, go for a swim, etc.

I chose the easiest level, the one with "abundant" resources! But after just a few days of foraging, there's nothing to be found, however many hours you invest in either fishing, hunting or looking for fruits and vegetables. You get menus to make your choices, which concludes all the possible actions in this game. A nice little game for Unix, in the 1980's, but rather dated for today.

This game is really fun, each playthrough is different, there are so many things you can grind to get and it's generally a really good game. However there's one problem that some may find which I already briefly went over, and that's the grind for materials. some may find it a bit tedious and annoying, but for the type of game this is, I personally think that it helps it a lot, but that's personal preference. But even with that I would still recommend this game for strategy fanatics.

What’s new

Fixed a bug where the wrong inventory item could be loaded when using the buttons on a progress popup screen.
Fixed a bug where the cleaning of a fish would not show the progress screen for the entire processing time.