Solar 2

Solar 2 is an interesting game in which the style is difficult to define. It’s basically a universe simulator designed as an arcade game rather than a simulator, although it still uses a great deal of realistic gravity. It has a special story as well as a story to play with and a thin glimpse of the missions that are all in the endless space sandbox. There are different missions for each level of gameplay that everyone must complete to play the final mission. You start as an asteroid, get massive by colliding with other asteroids, and eventually turn into a planet. As a planet, you can collect asteroids in orbit and absorb them, but colliding with them can harm you. With plenty, life will be ready on your planet that shields you, builds towers, and launches ships to protect you. Going forward, you turn into a star that can pull planets into orbit that can “evolve” into stars themselves to create multiple star systems (up to 100, maybe even more).

The game lets you save your state and respawn as any of 10 saved states at any time which is enormously useful, especially when you missed a lower level mission after evolving. The game is quite intuitive in terms of gameplay, although some controls can be a bit clumsy. Missions range from easy to difficult, while challenges are more difficult, although the difficulty can be overcome by modifying the physics options. Doing so will only give you half the credit, and will not let you play the last mission until you defeat them without modification. For the biggest challenge, try to make all the achievements because some of them are quite difficult.