A new update arrived yesterday to the cooperative, tactical, RTS, The Red Solstice. Titled "Point of No Return" the update includes a new game mode for folks look to make this (in my opinion) already hard game that much harder. This is a free update so if you own the game, you've got it already. If you don't, well then do I have a deal for you!
We first looked at The Red Solstice over a year ago while it was still in that Early Access phase and returned to it every so often to "check in". The game saw a full release earlier this month and we were interested in learning from the developers just how that much exposure (for so long) helped to shape the final product. Developer...
We just recently posted our written review of The Red Solstice, it's a game we've been playing for the past year thanks to Steam's Early Access. The top down action game puts eight space marines onto Mars fighting back a brutal alien menace. Together through various classes they'll need to complete random objectives and escape before they are overrun.
The Red Solstice is one of the few games this year where co-op is the core element instead of an afterthought. After a successful Kickstarter, Croatia’s Ironward have built a Frankenstein monster, drawing influence from many different places. Blending the gameplay elements of a tactical strategy game with the atmosphere of a survival horror i...
The more games released about space and the dangers therein, the more I start to wonder if Elon Musk and Co. should maybe focus on exploring more domestic arenas, like IKEA stores or North Dakota. The Red Solstice, an 8 player tactical co-op shooter coming out of Early Access on July 9th, provides even more reasoning why space just ain't worth it.
Another day, another way to be mercilessly slaughtered on a foreign world. The developers of The Red Solstice, an 8 player co-op action RPG, have apparently decided that all this holiday cheer just isn't working for them, and players need to be reminded that everything's awful, especially Mars.
Everyone's favorite top-down, Mars-based, tactical shooter, The Red Solstice, is back in business with a massive new update called, "The Horrors of Mars." These horrors include two brand new bosses for you to watch in sheer terror as they pulverize your only companions on that lonely red planet. Along with a myriad of gameplay and performance improvements, Ironward Studios has overhauled the tutorial system to make it a bit easier for new players to figure out why exactly that alien made their insides their outsides.
If you watched our four player co-op stream of The Red Solstice, you'll know we had a really hard time getting a game going because of the lack of private lobbies. We can rest easy now knowing there's no need to Benny Hill our game starts - the latest update adds the much needed private lobby feature to the game.
Last night the crew streamed a good chunk of The Red Solstice, an upcoming 8 player co-op game from developer Ironward. The game puts you in shoes of space marines on Mars, with an hour to survive before an installation is overrun by alien creatures. Players team up as different class of soldiers and try to survive by any means necessary.
We informed you guys about The Red Solstice last May, when the game was entering alpha. Just recently, however, developer Ironward launched a Kickstarter campaign for just enough outside funding to help finish up its sci-fi RTS/RPG co-op game.
Mars. That red planet that floats around with stone faces in the sand, secret alien cities beneath the surface, and a curious little rover scooping up bits of soil. Also, Ironward Game's upcoming tactical survival game takes place there! The studio is currently hard at work on The Red Solstice, a co-op game that supports up to eight players who must work together in order to survive the harsh Martian climate.
