Set 117 years after earth, The Red Solstice 2: Survivors is about the fight once everything has ended. Earth is destroyed but life still lingers and the player's goal is simple... Make it out alive and help humanity survive in this tactical top-down shooter for up to 6 players. Explore the infested Mars colony, fight the hordes of mutant creatures and contain the spreading Biomass.
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Luchar contra la amenaza de la invasión de unos mutantes infectados por el virus STROL. Eso es lo que nos propone Red Solstice 2: Survivors mediante el liderazgo de un cuerpo especial a través de una historia ilustrada bastante convencional dentro del género de la ciencia ficción.
Sin embargo, aunque la historia se preocupe más por la forma que por el contenido, acaba cumpliendo con su cometido gracias a una propuesta con fuerte componente táctico, de diseño visceral y una ambientación dirigida a provocar claustrofobia en los jugadores en los momentos más inusitados.
Pero por encima de todo, el juego desarrollado por la gente de Ironward nos obliga a tomar decisiones sumamente difíciles con la mayor celeridad posible. Aquí, el sentido de la estrategia se siente increíble, dado que una mala decisión puede costarnos la vida, literalmente. Al fin y al cabo, el destino no está escrito en el firmamento, sino que se nutre de nuestra toma de decisiones para nuestro crecimiento personal.
Análisis completo: https://www.ningunaparte.com/analisis-red-solstice-2-survivors/
Sin embargo, aunque la historia se preocupe más por la forma que por el contenido, acaba cumpliendo con su cometido gracias a una propuesta con fuerte componente táctico, de diseño visceral y una ambientación dirigida a provocar claustrofobia en los jugadores en los momentos más inusitados.
Pero por encima de todo, el juego desarrollado por la gente de Ironward nos obliga a tomar decisiones sumamente difíciles con la mayor celeridad posible. Aquí, el sentido de la estrategia se siente increíble, dado que una mala decisión puede costarnos la vida, literalmente. Al fin y al cabo, el destino no está escrito en el firmamento, sino que se nutre de nuestra toma de decisiones para nuestro crecimiento personal.
Análisis completo: https://www.ningunaparte.com/analisis-red-solstice-2-survivors/
This game is currently in the Humble Choice for March 2022. If you are interested in the game and it's before April 5th, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.
Another Real-Time Tactical game
Red Solstice didn’t interest me after two missions, they were story-based missions to get players ready for this game and I almost turned off the game due to how boring and lacking these missions were. I then played another mission, the first randomized mission and I suddenly got it. This is a game that takes a while to get started, and players will need to stick with this game to get through some rough patches, but when you do, you get a nice randomized multiplayer experience.
The game does have traces of X-com where you build out a squad, and can either play with AI or other players. This is a game people can put hundreds of hours in but I’d probably find something else. The UI holds back a lot of the game and there are some bizarre choices, like adding WASD keys to move the character around but the game isn’t designed for that type of twin-stick shooter gameplay and it’s obvious. Oddly enough there’s also barely any music during the missions either. It’s barren.
Pick this up if you want more action than Desperadoes, or have a group to play with. With 8 players, multiplayer is definitely what this game is designed for, but at the same time, I don’t feel like returning to this game. If you’re a huge fan of real time tactics, you’ll like it, but almost everything I did resulted in a “hold this position for two minutes. The number of times that was a mission made me wonder if that was all the game came up with
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Another Real-Time Tactical game
Red Solstice didn’t interest me after two missions, they were story-based missions to get players ready for this game and I almost turned off the game due to how boring and lacking these missions were. I then played another mission, the first randomized mission and I suddenly got it. This is a game that takes a while to get started, and players will need to stick with this game to get through some rough patches, but when you do, you get a nice randomized multiplayer experience.
The game does have traces of X-com where you build out a squad, and can either play with AI or other players. This is a game people can put hundreds of hours in but I’d probably find something else. The UI holds back a lot of the game and there are some bizarre choices, like adding WASD keys to move the character around but the game isn’t designed for that type of twin-stick shooter gameplay and it’s obvious. Oddly enough there’s also barely any music during the missions either. It’s barren.
Pick this up if you want more action than Desperadoes, or have a group to play with. With 8 players, multiplayer is definitely what this game is designed for, but at the same time, I don’t feel like returning to this game. If you’re a huge fan of real time tactics, you’ll like it, but almost everything I did resulted in a “hold this position for two minutes. The number of times that was a mission made me wonder if that was all the game came up with
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games in the bundle, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/5Z3fRqxBP64