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About Solaroids: Prologue

Solaroids: Prologue is a space shooter in which you defend your solar system from a growing threat seeking your sun. Its levels progress from introductory stages to demanding space battles, where you dodge asteroids, mines and enemy missiles while upgrading your ship and pursuing higher scores.

Weapons and upgrades

As the threat grows, you gain access to more weapons. You choose primary, secondary and defensive weapons, and can perform advanced maneuvers while fighting. You can also attach additional outriders to your alpha fighter, creating a more powerful ship. Keep your ship and outriders in good repair, or your power-ups may float away into space and become available for others to take.

Bosses and hazards

Enemies and complex bosses wait beneath asteroid belts. Each boss has distinct attack patterns, weapons and weaknesses. Use hazards in the belt to defeat your foes while avoiding the same dangers yourself.

Local multiplayer

You can play solo or with up to three other players locally. Join forces in co-op against waves of enemies or compete in an open combat arena. Players can join at any time without setting up a game mode. You can customize primary and secondary ship colors, and adjust friendly fire and collisions to change the level of co-op.

Arcade presentation

You can adjust vector, palette and CRT effects to emulate the look of classic arcade machines or retro consoles, and mix these settings to your preference.

Additional features

  • A damage system based on physical, mechanical and electrical properties
  • Up to four local players
  • Configurable unlimited credits
  • Unlockable Free Play mode for instant action
  • Separate local and global leaderboards for First Credit and Any Credit high scores
  • Original soundtrack and Steam music support
  • Configurable Classic, Hybrid (single-stick) and Modern (twin-stick) control styles
  • Support for 4K+ resolutions and 60Hz–240Hz+ refresh rates

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