Jump in to intense turret defense action with Sol Survivor! Build turrets to defend your colony and the innocent colonists within. Smash enemies with volleys of actively-controlled orbital support. Play with friends in co-operative and competitive multiplayer matches or test your mettle against our Survival mode! Orbital Support - Get up close and personal with the enemy by calling down orbital lasers, salvos of artillery and many other weapons in support of your turrets. Never be stuck wishing your turrets could fire just one more shot! Huge Turret Arsenal - Twenty-six turrets are at the ready in the fight against the enemy, with each one filling a unique role. Try "old-time" strategies like cannons and mortars or ramp up the technology with banks of lasers and automated drones! 10 Unique Playstyles - Ten distinct executive officers bring unique combinations of turrets and support to the battlefield. Choose a favorite or pick the officer that best suits the challenge at hand!
Yet another tower defence game, which automatically slants me in favour of despising it, but at the very least it is a very technically competent tower defence game with interesting graphics and three dimensional environments, which at least props it above standard two-dimensional tower defence games or tower assault games.
The sound is particularly lacklustre and the gameplay, like any typical TD game, is basically a matter of plopping down turrets as soon as you have enough funds to get them. The entire scenario of "monsters land here and walk along a path lined with guns shooting at them" is of course extraordinarily contrived, but to Cadenza Interactive's credit, their attempt to step outside of the bounds of boring single-pathway tower defence gameplay was realised when they introduced orbital strikes. Fort Condor this is not, but it's still quite good... for a tower defence game.