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Simulator, Adventure, Indie, Survival
Solarpunk is a survival game in a technically advanced world of floating islands. Alone or together with your friends, you can construct buildings, grow food, craft gadgets and explore distant islands with your own airship.
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Cosy, contemplative, unpretentious and clear.
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ImpulsegamerChris O'ConnorJun 20263.8/5An environmentally friendly survival crafting game... with floating islands.
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PS4Blog.netJun 20267.5/10Cozy survival game set in a technically advanced world of floating islands
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationJun 20267.7/10Helping to make a case for cozy survival games being a thing, a lack of mortal dangers and a few surprises along the way make this a more casual crafting good time if that’s what you seek
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Thumb CultureJun 20263/5 starsSolarpunk is definitely something of an acquired taste. Whilst I do wish there was more of a structure to it, I did enjoy just building and exploring at my own pace. Some of the creations I’ve seen online are truly fantastic, and have given me inspiration to return to my various bases and improve their looks! Ultimately, what you get out of Solarpunk relies entirely on the player. Yes, due to the handcrafted worlds, there isn’t an infinite amount to see. But, as I’ve said, not every game needs to be infinitely replayable. This is mechanically rather simple, but still scratches that itch of creating things from bits and bobs. Therefore, Solarpunk receives the ThumbCulture Silver Award!
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Game8Lloyd OpalecJun 202660/100Solarpunk doesn’t capture the spirit of its namesake until far, far later into the game, but it’s at least a relaxing sandbox where you can do pretty much anything you want (as long as it fits within the confines of its cozy game genre). Its best moments come from building alongside friends and watching a small floating island grow into a thriving home. It’s definitely not a game for everyone, especially since it can feel a bit empty at times. However, players who enjoy setting their own goals and taking things at their own pace will find plenty to like among the clouds.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 6 ratings.
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