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SOLAR FLAIR

The sun has gone supernova. That’s bad and all, but right now I’m actually more interested in some rocks. You see, I found a physics-defying obelisk that emits a specific, eerie noise. I wake up, jump in my ship, and use my signalscope to scan the solar system for matching sounds. I follow one to the planet of Brittle Hollow, but almost immediately get distracted by some ruins. I land nearby and investigate. And then the sun blows up again.

I wake up, jump in my ship, and activate its log. A new entry appears for the ruins. There are rumors of other possible points of interest too. I’m trapped in a time loop. I’ve got about 22 minutes until the sun explodes once again. What can I discover this time?

Superficially, is a first-person game in which you explore a small solar system containing a handful of

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