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The Solus Project
The Solus Project is the newest title from the creators of The Ball and Unmechanical, billed as a "narrative-driven sci-fi styled survival-adventure." It has been in Early Access on Steam and GOG for about a week, and now it's come to the Xbox One Game Preview program.
The Solus Project places players on a mysterious distant planet, challenging them to survive and explore its volatile environments as they try to find the solution to humanity's impending destruction. Of course, there are plenty of dangers between you and the alien secrets of the planet's lost civilization. Get an idea of the game in the trailer below.
Everyone who gets the game on Early Access or Xbox One Game Preview will get all content updates at the same time, unlocking a new region of the planet with each update. Updates will be regularly released leading up to the game's full launch, which is targeted for spring of this year.
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