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Solaroids is a 360° top down shooter that pays homage to games like Asteroids and Space War, but with increased intensity and the addition of up to 4-player local split screen. Players can compete with modern styled controls, or stick to the 'tank' controls that remain true to the classics to increase the difficulty and potential score multiplier. 50 Games like Solaroids: Prologue for Xbox One, daily generated comparing over 40 000 video games across all platforms. This suggestion collection includes local multiplayer twin-stick shooter games in space. The order in this selection is not absolute, but the best games tends to be up in the list.

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Hello arcade shoot'em up and classic Asteroids lovers across the globe. I have a 'small' update for you this fall primarily focused on performance improvements, but also has a few significant changes under the hood that will especially benefit those with either 'creative' steam names, or are from a culture with vast numbers of unique characters.
Some of you that also play games on Xbox One may already know, but I released a free demo for Xbox One last summer along with an update earlier this fall that added full leaderboard including daily, weekly, and monthly support to that demo. If you play on that platform too, please give it a try! Anyway as a part of that effort, I've done a ton of performance tuning in my custom engine under the hood to support consoles. This should translate to lower resource/gpu usage for PC/Linux/Mac users, so everyone wins.

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In addition I have ripped out my entire text rendering system and replaced it with an improved framework. Everyone should notice slightly improved text rendering, but the big feature this enabled is the ability to render more character sets such as Chinese and Japanese as prime examples. ? marks in steam leaderboards should now be a thing of the past for non-vector mode. Vector mode will still suffer until I can figure out how best to create a vector font that can encompass these diverse characters.
For first time players, I've also introduced selection screens on game launch that allow to to pick both an initial theme and control style. This should help those just starting out get familiar with some of the ways to play and reduce initial frustration. The demo always shows it, but the full version will only show it the first time playing. There is an option under Miscellaneous to force it on/off.

The newly added Vector Palette option allows switching the color scheme from the original Solaroids full-color palette to monochromatic Asteroids and Asteroids Deluxe palettes. Added Vector options allow tweaking the look of the Vector XY Monitor simulation by adjusting the intensity, focus, shimmer, and jitter parameters. Short summary describing this game. Game Wiki; Images (13) Forum (0) News; Guide; Releases (5) DLC; Reviews; Related Pages Similar Games Characters Locations Concepts Objects Credits.

Finally, I've started work on additional difficulty settings. For now, I'm only exposing the new Easy mode for more casual players, but in the future I'll enable Hard and Insane modes, once they are ready.
Cheers!
Chad (kiates)
Come join the (Solaroids Discord Server), exercise some much needed bragging rights, say high to other players, share some tips, and give me your thoughts about what would make the Best Asteroids Style Space Shooter on the planet.

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to be notified at full launch across all platforms, not just Steam.

• Performance improvements.
  
• New text rendering that supports full character sets.
  
• Introduction screens to pre-select a theme and control style.
  
• New Easy mode for casual play. Select before each game, or from the options menu before starting.
  
• Update framework libraries used under the hood.
  
• Improved demo experience.
  
• Guest player scores default to Anonymous 1-4.
  

• Better handling of thruster volume in Modern (dual-stick) mode.
  
• Borderless mode now supported on Linux/Mac.
  
• Many other little fixes, that probably only I notice.
  

• There are still a few things in Vector mode that need to be finished up. Namely controller and controller button graphics, the Ammo/Heath bars, and the Level indicator.
  
• Borderless window option is only implemented for Windows right now.
  
• Disconnecting an external audio device being used by the game may cause a crash/freeze on Linux/OSX.
  
• Some options and more recent prompts are English only or machine translated right now. If machine translated, they are indicated with an asterisk (*).
  

Hello arcade shoot'em up and classic Asteroids lovers across the globe. I have a 'small' update for you this fall primarily focused on performance improvements, but also has a few significant changes under the hood that will especially benefit those with either 'creative' steam names, or are from a culture with vast numbers of unique characters.
Some of you that also play games on Xbox One may already know, but I released a free demo for Xbox One last summer along with an update earlier this fall that added full leaderboard including daily, weekly, and monthly support to that demo. If you play on that platform too, please give it a try! Anyway as a part of that effort, I've done a ton of performance tuning in my custom engine under the hood to support consoles. This should translate to lower resource/gpu usage for PC/Linux/Mac users, so everyone wins.
In addition I have ripped out my entire text rendering system and replaced it with an improved framework. Everyone should notice slightly improved text rendering, but the big feature this enabled is the ability to render more character sets such as Chinese and Japanese as prime examples. ? marks in steam leaderboards should now be a thing of the past for non-vector mode. Vector mode will still suffer until I can figure out how best to create a vector font that can encompass these diverse characters.

Solaroids: Prologue For Macbook Pro

For first time players, I've also introduced selection screens on game launch that allow to to pick both an initial theme and control style. This should help those just starting out get familiar with some of the ways to play and reduce initial frustration. The demo always shows it, but the full version will only show it the first time playing. There is an option under Miscellaneous to force it on/off.
Finally, I've started work on additional difficulty settings. For now, I'm only exposing the new Easy mode for more casual players, but in the future I'll enable Hard and Insane modes, once they are ready.
Cheers!
Chad (kiates)
Come join the (Solaroids Discord Server), exercise some much needed bragging rights, say high to other players, share some tips, and give me your thoughts about what would make the Best Asteroids Style Space Shooter on the planet.

Sign up on my Early Access Page to be notified at full launch across all platforms, not just Steam.

• Performance improvements.
  
• New text rendering that supports full character sets.
  
• Introduction screens to pre-select a theme and control style.
  
• New Easy mode for casual play. Select before each game, or from the options menu before starting.
  
• Update framework libraries used under the hood.
  
• Improved demo experience.
  
• Guest player scores default to Anonymous 1-4.
  

• Better handling of thruster volume in Modern (dual-stick) mode.
  
• Borderless mode now supported on Linux/Mac.
  
• Many other little fixes, that probably only I notice.
  

• There are still a few things in Vector mode that need to be finished up. Namely controller and controller button graphics, the Ammo/Heath bars, and the Level indicator.
  
• Borderless window option is only implemented for Windows right now.
  
• Disconnecting an external audio device being used by the game may cause a crash/freeze on Linux/OSX.
  
• Some options and more recent prompts are English only or machine translated right now. If machine translated, they are indicated with an asterisk (*).