Solstice wɔ NES so yɛ saa weird, moody puzzle-platformers a ɛbata wo ho no mu biako. Wobɔ sɛ ɔkraman a ɔresua ade a ɔrebɔ mmɔden sɛ obegye ɔhemmaa bi a wɔakyere no, nanso ma wo werɛ mfi asɛm no —nea ɛkyere wo ankasa ne isometric view ne sɛnea dan biara te sɛ amemene mu teaser ketewaa bi. Mfiase no, ɛyɛ ahuruhuruw kɛkɛ wɔ amena so na ɛrepiapia adum, nanso afei wuhu sɛ fam no fã yɛ atoro, safe teleport twa ho hyia, na mpofirim ara worekyerɛw nsɛm te sɛ abɔdamfo.

Nnwom no nyaa saa eerie, synth-heavy vibe yi a ɔkwan bi so no ɛma sɛ wobɛhwe amoa koro no ara mu mpɛn anum a ɛtoatoa so no te nka sɛ ɛyɛ nwonwa. Na yeah, controls no gye binom getting-sua —jumping at angles in isometric games was never exactly smooth —nanso sɛ ɛkliki pɛ a, biribi wɔ hɔ a ɛma abotɔyam wɔ nkakrankakra unraveling dan biara ahintasɛm. Sɛ woabɔ Equinox wɔ SNES (ne sequel) so a, wubehu ɔkwan a wɔfa so yɛ no, nanso Solstice wɔ n’ankasa janky charm.