Responding to an unusual alarm call from a remote mining base, Jack arrives at the dark and desolate Fort Solis. With storm warnings imminent, he heads inside to make desperate contact. As the night grows longer, events escalate, spiral out of control and the mystery of what happened to the crew begins to reveal itself. The storms is approching, limiting Jack’s escape as he looks to hold out until morning arrives.
Fort Solis looks to deliver a high-fidelity experience designed to completely immerse the player in the cast and their long night. With performances from Roger Clark, Troy Baker and Julia Brown, Fort Solis looks to deliver emotion, fear, empathy and much more with every chapter.
Supporting the core narrative are additional instances of story such as audio logs, surveillance footage of past or present events. Accompanying those are video logs recorded by all crew detailing the events before and perhaps even after that night the alarm was triggered at Fort Solis…
The story is told across four chapters. Like a Netflix series, Fort Solis can be binged in one intense session, or played chapter by chapter like an episodic TV show.
Fort Solis brings to players, the next level of details, facial and body animations. With the help of Unreal Engine 5.2 Fort Solis realistic universe is brought to life!
The skeleton of Fort Solis is built above and below ground. The base contains a variety of locations each with their own surface and sub surface levels. Players will be able to explore the isolated storm bearing surface, the creepy service tunnels absent of any light or the multiple departments that help Fort Solis function on a day-to-day basis such as Engineering, Medical and Communications.
As the story unfolds locations can easily be revisited for additional story context or continue to serve as a backdrop to the fate that awaits Jack with each passing hour.
s*** Ending no way to save jess.
The QTE's give you a fraction of a second. This pretty much rules out playing with keyboard because I play by the feel of my keyboards. I cant tell you if A is left or S is down or up. Certainly not in under a second. So I swited to controller and even then it will pop up RB and Im like "oh a qte!......and its gone". The game itself it essentially a movie. Its a walking sim. If the story is good I can live with that but these QTEs are ruining my experience
This game turned out to be nothing..... An interactive short story that went no where, I mean no where
👨🚀 would love another game like this 👨🚀 really liked it and looked awsome 🔴👨🚀
really really good story short and sweet i loved seeing roger clark play someone new
Great story line kept me playing, but the story driven key prompts detracted from what could been an absolutely amazing game in my opinion. Loved the lead characters but to have had more of an open roam searching than the interaction driven story. Some of the controls were a bit cumbersome and moving the character gave some strange interactions, felt like watching a movie with prompts. Overall a decent game but with missed potential.
as you can see, i played for about 1.8 hours.... couldnt get over the walk and then walk just a bit faster pace of game play. i understand im in a "space suit" so running outside could be dangerous. but if im inside.... let me job a bit please! graphics were on point story seemed good from what i got through im sorry i just couldnt its toooooo slow for me in the beginning. i might pick it back up at some point and give it another go. ill recommend it for those that can put up with a slow story in the beginning. dont recommend for those who are like me. i just wanted to be able to job atleast lol
very nice story. hard to get used to controls, after finishing game i still dont understand them. still cinematic experience with good atmosphere. not for "true gamers" its almost a walking simulator, but very good as a film .
i tried to like it bought it a while back and decided to give it a try got an hour in before getting bored
This was a really great atmospheric suspense thriller on Mars. Felt like the movie SUNSHINE with a hint of DEAD SPACE minus the scary flesh transforming monsters. It's short, but sweet. My only complaint is the speed of the "fast walk", but if you have the patience, it all plays well into the style of the game. Also, be sure to stay until after the credits. Great soundtrack as well.
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Fort Solis costs $9.99. Currently 60% off!
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10/11 Processor: Intel i5-4670, AMD Ryzen 3 2300U or similar Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: Geforce GTX 1060, Radeon RX 5600 or similar DirectX: Version 12 Storage: 17 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10/11 Processor: Intel i7-6800K, AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 1600 or similar Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: Geforce RTX 3070, Radeon RX 6800 or similar DirectX: Version 12 Storage: 17 GB available space
Fort Solis is available on Windows PC, macOS.
Fort Solis has 86% positive reviews from 28 players.
Fort Solis was released on Aug 22, 2023.
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