Trying to steal the cosy games crown fromStardew Valleyis no easy feat; many have tried and failed. That said, a new free Steam download might just be in with a chance.This new experience doesn’t just take familiar elements fromStardew Valleyand make them its own, there are also aspects ofNo Man’s Skythat feature heavily, too.It’s such a beautiful pairing of concepts, we’re shocked it hasn’t been done sooner.AdvertImperial Playgrounds is the publisher behindSteam’sProject Solar.A big adventure awaits inProject SolarAlthough the game isn’t scheduled to launch until early 2025, players interested in checking it out can play its demo, aka that free download we referenced.AdvertWe know, we know – you’d prefer the full game.However, unless you have a time machine, this is the best way to experience the game while you wait for its full release.Besides, when it’s free of charge, it’s not like you can grumble.“Project Solar is an open-world puzzle adventure game where you play as R.A.Y, a robot with a damaged memory core.Advert“Set in a vibrant solar punk world, you’ll navigate through lush, green environments filled with remnants of advanced technology that harmonise with nature.”Doesn’t that sound like a breath of fresh air for the cosy genre, while also adhering to the familiar tropes we know and love?If the description doesn’t grab your attention, R.A.Y should because that little guy is one adorable robot.Given the similarities toNo Man’s Sky, we anticipate a title that’ll receive regular updates once it’s launched. After all, it has that “expansive” feel to it.AdvertNext year doesn’t seem that far away now that we’re in September, so we hopefully don’t have long to wait before we can journey alongside R.A.Y, helping him solve puzzles as he explores.Featured Image Credit: Imperial PlaygroundsTopics:Steam,PC,Stardew Valley,No Mans Sky
Trying to steal the cosy games crown fromStardew Valleyis no easy feat; many have tried and failed. That said, a new free Steam download might just be in with a chance.This new experience doesn’t just take familiar elements fromStardew Valleyand make them its own, there are also aspects ofNo Man’s Skythat feature heavily, too.It’s such a beautiful pairing of concepts, we’re shocked it hasn’t been done sooner.AdvertImperial Playgrounds is the publisher behindSteam’sProject Solar.A big adventure awaits inProject SolarAlthough the game isn’t scheduled to launch until early 2025, players interested in checking it out can play its demo, aka that free download we referenced.AdvertWe know, we know – you’d prefer the full game.However, unless you have a time machine, this is the best way to experience the game while you wait for its full release.Besides, when it’s free of charge, it’s not like you can grumble.“Project Solar is an open-world puzzle adventure game where you play as R.A.Y, a robot with a damaged memory core.Advert“Set in a vibrant solar punk world, you’ll navigate through lush, green environments filled with remnants of advanced technology that harmonise with nature.”Doesn’t that sound like a breath of fresh air for the cosy genre, while also adhering to the familiar tropes we know and love?If the description doesn’t grab your attention, R.A.Y should because that little guy is one adorable robot.Given the similarities toNo Man’s Sky, we anticipate a title that’ll receive regular updates once it’s launched. After all, it has that “expansive” feel to it.AdvertNext year doesn’t seem that far away now that we’re in September, so we hopefully don’t have long to wait before we can journey alongside R.A.Y, helping him solve puzzles as he explores.Featured Image Credit: Imperial PlaygroundsTopics:Steam,PC,Stardew Valley,No Mans Sky
Trying to steal the cosy games crown fromStardew Valleyis no easy feat; many have tried and failed. That said, a new free Steam download might just be in with a chance.This new experience doesn’t just take familiar elements fromStardew Valleyand make them its own, there are also aspects ofNo Man’s Skythat feature heavily, too.It’s such a beautiful pairing of concepts, we’re shocked it hasn’t been done sooner.AdvertImperial Playgrounds is the publisher behindSteam’sProject Solar.A big adventure awaits inProject SolarAlthough the game isn’t scheduled to launch until early 2025, players interested in checking it out can play its demo, aka that free download we referenced.AdvertWe know, we know – you’d prefer the full game.However, unless you have a time machine, this is the best way to experience the game while you wait for its full release.Besides, when it’s free of charge, it’s not like you can grumble.“Project Solar is an open-world puzzle adventure game where you play as R.A.Y, a robot with a damaged memory core.Advert“Set in a vibrant solar punk world, you’ll navigate through lush, green environments filled with remnants of advanced technology that harmonise with nature.”Doesn’t that sound like a breath of fresh air for the cosy genre, while also adhering to the familiar tropes we know and love?If the description doesn’t grab your attention, R.A.Y should because that little guy is one adorable robot.Given the similarities toNo Man’s Sky, we anticipate a title that’ll receive regular updates once it’s launched. After all, it has that “expansive” feel to it.AdvertNext year doesn’t seem that far away now that we’re in September, so we hopefully don’t have long to wait before we can journey alongside R.A.Y, helping him solve puzzles as he explores.
Trying to steal the cosy games crown fromStardew Valleyis no easy feat; many have tried and failed. That said, a new free Steam download might just be in with a chance.
This new experience doesn’t just take familiar elements fromStardew Valleyand make them its own, there are also aspects ofNo Man’s Skythat feature heavily, too.
It’s such a beautiful pairing of concepts, we’re shocked it hasn’t been done sooner.
Advert
Advert
Imperial Playgrounds is the publisher behindSteam’sProject Solar.
A big adventure awaits inProject Solar
Although the game isn’t scheduled to launch until early 2025, players interested in checking it out can play its demo, aka that free download we referenced.
Advert
Advert
We know, we know – you’d prefer the full game.
However, unless you have a time machine, this is the best way to experience the game while you wait for its full release.
Besides, when it’s free of charge, it’s not like you can grumble.
“Project Solar is an open-world puzzle adventure game where you play as R.A.Y, a robot with a damaged memory core.
Advert
Advert
“Set in a vibrant solar punk world, you’ll navigate through lush, green environments filled with remnants of advanced technology that harmonise with nature.”
Doesn’t that sound like a breath of fresh air for the cosy genre, while also adhering to the familiar tropes we know and love?
If the description doesn’t grab your attention, R.A.Y should because that little guy is one adorable robot.
Given the similarities toNo Man’s Sky, we anticipate a title that’ll receive regular updates once it’s launched. After all, it has that “expansive” feel to it.
Advert
Advert
Next year doesn’t seem that far away now that we’re in September, so we hopefully don’t have long to wait before we can journey alongside R.A.Y, helping him solve puzzles as he explores.
Topics:Steam,PC,Stardew Valley,No Mans Sky
