An ok puzzle game where you play as Lucy Lambert, a member of a crew traveling aboard the spaceship Taranis towards Europa moon. Waking up before time from hibernation, you find 2 members of the crew dead, and the fourth one, Pavlov, missing. So you start investigating, fixing things around by solving puzzles, because of course nothing works.


The game is quite short for the price I think, especially in comparison with any puzzle games in a similar price range I played.


The game is completely linear. You can barely explore around, just the area where you are supposed to be. I also did not really like having Lucy telling the player all the time what and where he was supposed to do/go next. It felt too much like playing some tutorial. I also found that too little information was given about the crew members personality and life onboard the ship. I really would have liked to know more. But the biggest drawback is that you were not even allowed to go back to previous floors already explored...


You will need to take notes on paper to solve most math/logic puzzles. Puzzles are varied but not very innovative. By that I mean, when you come by a puzzle, you straightaway know what you have to do to solve it, and you just spend most of the time in the game doing the actual solving, like you would solve systems of equations in school. I am not sure if puzzle games are supposed to be fun that way... What was greatly missing in this game for me is the part where you actually first have to think and search, trying to understand how the puzzle works before attempting to solve it. That makes me realize that designing good and interesting puzzles is not such an easy thing for developers to do.

But what really killed the game for me were those two not puzzles that mostly consisted for the player to click right and fast enough. I am talking about a huge pipe circuitry to rearrange before a set time, and some kind of positioning system with randomly moving colored nodes where you have to click at the right time when a node passes through the center of the circle of the same color, knowing you only have 5 tries before it resets... Those not puzzles were so frustrating and uninteresting... I only have about 4 hours in the game, but it took me a while to find the motivation to finish it because of those 2 fake puzzles... I am just so bad at clicking...
At least I found the game ending hilarious...


Otherwise, I encountered no problem with the game itself and the controls with a keyboard/mouse.


So, if you are a good clicker and would enjoy a short linear puzzle game with straightforward puzzles and little exploration possibilities, you might give this game a try.

Nice adventure game. A calm experience without stress that makes me think a lot... Scenes are very bright and gives an oniric impression making very nice to play. Music is also very good and gives the game a genuine atmosphere.

The only think I miss is more levels and puzzles cause you can finish the game in a couple of hours.

I bought the game after I saw some reviews of Youtube and it has fulfilled my expectations until now. The game is easy and addictive, the story is really interesting and well formed.

Puzzles are very difficult, at least one game where the player is supposed to be smart! One thing that has happened to me is that you feel identified with the protagonist from the beginning and you like it. I am a male player, but being a female character has not displeased me or felt strange to me.

The graphics are acceptable, even on some levels they are very good, as in the bridge or in the engine room.
In general a game more than acceptable, with a good script and an adequate gameplay. He had not enjoyed an indie like that in a long time.

Solaria Moon is a space adventure with nice graphics. It also has horrible controls, annoying voice acting, terrible puzzles and boring story. Lucy has wooden movements and is slower than a slug. I definitely do not recommend this game.

This was a fun 3rd person puzzle game to finish over an evening. It felt a bit short but definitely entertaining with a story that kept my interest.

Controls are ass.
Doesn't seem like very much thought put into the controls / options / QA in general.
Like the cancel button is also the menu button, RCLICK is the same as E, default sensitivity is nauseating.
The only option in the "control" menu is mouse sensitivity.
Your character doesn't turn when you turn camera, it turns the camera and then you have to walk forwards in the direction it faces, it's disjointed & awkward.

Lots of typos, stilted dialogue, interactible objects that aren't actually interactible.
Hand held every step of the way in terms of dialogue prompts - game is linear, no exploration.
Suspension of disbelief even for sci-fi. Gotta collect some mysterious green glowing gears that just so happen to conveniently come from a broken cd player, a vase, medical grade equipment, and random boxes and be standardized size/shape.

The timed pipe puzzle is stupid af.

The interact + menu buttons bug out after the crane puzzle, requiring a restart.

Really the only thing it's got going for it is that it hasn't crashed yet, even if it's crazy unoptimized.

Overall poor quality. Kinda suspect people who rated this positively were compensated for it, or have stockholme syndrome.

I got this in some kind of indie bundle, and would recommend it in that context; value of two or three bucks, not a full price game.

Facts about this game:

It's short.

It's linear.

The puzzles are significantly harder than the ones you typically get in story-puzzle games these days, about on a par with the puzzles of the 11th Hour or 7th Guest puzzle games of 20 years ago.

The English dialogue is funny because it's been loosely translated to subtitles, and then dubbed by having a native English speaker speak those written subtitles with apparently no feedback mechanism for correcting bad translation (for example "let us revise these crates" when they meant "let us examine these crates". Or "he is interested in chess mate with small movements"). It's close enough that you can generally understand what they wanted to say, but far off enough that it's like its own little side-puzzle figuring out what words they actually wanted.

The movement system is weird - there's no ability to sidestep, instead left and right do the same thing as moving the mouse left and right.

Anyway, I enjoyed it well enough to give it a thumbs up - if you aren't good at puzzles, though, then I don't recommend it.

Attractive space feeling, unrealistic, but a nice and relaxing playthrue to my likes. Short, amateur, just a trivial space mystery story, without lore or history depth.

The wriddles are based of a handful of repeated grid technics, and they have no logical connection with the environment or story, but thats OK for me regarding I treated the game as a 'relaxing casual break' of my main gaming endenvours of the time. The wriddles do challenge a bit the gamer intelligence, but after using pen and paper to structure down the logic of even the harder ones, they pose no threat any more. It feels like inteligence and creativity is less usefull than organised observation of the pazzle patterns to finally solve the matrix. In any case, they wriddles were interesting enouph to keep me playing the game. But regardless the short duration of the game, if a x3 expansion was relesased with the same logic of pazzles, I feel I would got bored of them.

Not a bad game, but since there is no 'middle grade' in STEAM, I will not recommend this since I feel it is too short for its original money price. Nice effort from the development team, but I believe there are other better amateur adventures out there. If you look for a casual space short episode, purchase Solaria Moon when on sales. But the few evenings gameplay cannot compete with other 10euro projects that offer moth-long entertaintment.

I can't recommend this game due to the following reasons:
- Controls are AWFUL;
- Puzzles are repetitive and non-sense, just a bunch of math things being used repetitively;
- Controls are AWFUL;
- Voice acting is terrible. Seriously, where in the world did you guys record the voices? On a 1990's microphone during lunch at gramma's house? The actors are also very amateurs, they look like they're eating the mic. Everything is very amateur;
- Controls are AWFUL;
- Graphics are 5/10. Cmon guys...for a 2017 game, it could be better. Don't say it's a Indie game, because Hellblade is there to prove that everything is possible.
- Controls are AWFUL;
- Story is 100% predictable. I had zero surprise during all the gameplay, and I couldn't feel what was supposed to be the feeling of being a survivor on a spaceship.
- Controls are AWFUL....seriously, I felt like playing playstation 1 games with very rough mechanics.
- The crane puzzle is really something that want to make you feel motion sickness. What the hell was that motion puzzle? It's not necessary, you guys could let it motionless and the puzzle could be done normally.
- The game is too short! Which is a good thing in the end. All the repetitive puzzles and non-sense content with terrible controls was just making me upset of still playing it.

Although the game isn't good enough for me, I won't ask for a refund, because I like to support indie creators. Even though the game has multiple limitations, I'm happy to see how devs are putting their thoughts and making storylines in a thematic scenario. It's all an effort, in the end, and well, I'm not surprised it cost only 1,99USD.

Yet, if you are looking for a thrilling, exhilarating space game experience, Solaria Moon won't be able to fulfill your wishes.

its an ok game.

it has some small bugs, that can be navigated around. and the steering is a little bit awkward, and some of the voice acting needs work, but overall its an ok game.

bought it for 2 euros on sale.