Solarpunk Reviews
Solarpunk is a solid, cozy, low intensity game, but if you're looking for an adventure that lasts more than a hundred hours, you should probably look somewhere else.
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Solarpunk is a solid crafting adventure with overly linear progression that doesn't get enough out of its game world.
Review in German | Read full review
Solarpunk 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.
It’s clear to tell that Solarpunk has been created with passion, from every placed flower making the environment look natural, to the sounds of wood crackling in the furnace, from the carefully planned upgrade path, to the numerous building options. In my eyes, Solarpunk is something truly special, containing everything I want from a game: gathering, harvesting, exploring, crafting, building and decorating. There are a few niggles, but they don’t detract from the amazing scenery, the structured gameplay and the sheer enjoyment of creating a dream home, garden and farm.
Solarpunk is a relaxing, original and personality-rich survival game that finds its strengths in construction, automation and its ecological philosophy.
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