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Is Those Who Came: Healing Solarus worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Science-fiction adventure players who want planet restoration to be central to the campaign
- Solo RPG players who prefer healing and exploration to a combat-focused objective
- Small groups who want to cooperate on a campaign for up to 4 friends
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a campaign centered on fighting, since the stated objective prioritizes healing over killing
- Players who prefer a linear challenge without exploration, different shapers and energies, or environmental interaction
- Players seeking a competitive multiplayer experience rather than solo or cooperative play
Our take on Those Who Came: Healing Solarus
The defining choice is to make healing the planet, rather than fighting, the central objective. Restoration is tied to campaign progress, with the Pulse offering a temporary way to heal Solarus and halt threats.
What is Those Who Came: Healing Solarus?
Those Who Came: Healing Solarus is a science-fiction adventure with RPG elements.
As one of the last Sainen, players arrive on Solarus to survive, restore the planet and establish a home. The planet is already inhabited by the Torek, and the two species can work together to bring Solarus back to life. Exploration involves finding suits that let players interact with the world, while different shapers and energies—Airy, Ether, Fire and Jointer—offer different ways to play.
The campaign presents challenges tied to stopping Bineok and his final experiment, as well as uncovering who is damaging the planet. Players can play solo or cooperatively with up to 4 friends. Healing Solarus also contributes to facing the campaign’s final challenge, and the Pulse temporarily heals the planet and halts threats.
How Those Who Came: Healing Solarus plays
- 01Planet restoration
- Healing Solarus provides advantages for the campaign’s final challenge.
- 02World-interaction suits
- Players find suits that let them interact with the environment and restore life.
- 03Solo and co-op play
- The campaign supports solo play or cooperation with up to 4 friends.
- 04Pulse ability
- Using the Pulse temporarily heals Solarus and stops threats.
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Those Who Came: Healing Solarus: platforms & release
Is Those Who Came: Healing Solarus worth it?
It is worth it if: science-fiction adventure players who want planet restoration to be central to the campaign. Skip it if: players looking for a campaign centered on fighting, since the stated objective prioritizes healing over killing.
Where can I download Those Who Came: Healing Solarus?
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What platforms is Those Who Came: Healing Solarus on?
Windows only.
