Murudai, an Australian developer Jay Watts' video game studio, created Solar 2, an open-world sandbox video game.

 

The game's goal is to paint various objects. Each level gives the player a thing with a rope attached that varies in length depending on the level. The player attempts to wrap the rope around the object using a mouse or touch screen and tilt controls. The area near the rope is painted every time the rope is laid down on the thing. The challenge is to paint the required percentage of an object with a limited string length. Each level has three coverage targets: minimum, medium, and maximum.

 

Some levels require protruding nails from objects to be entwined in rope rather than covering the object's surface.

 

Key Features

 

• The game contains a universe of a dynamic abstract sandbox. Changes and evolves with you.
• Open-world gameplay and non-linear missions.
• There are no limits to bound the player. Drift forever in the bliss of ambient space.
• The game is full of weird, eccentric humour and other stuff.
• The custom soundtrack is extensive.

 

Gameplay

 

Solar 2 is a two-dimensional open-world sandbox video game with an open world. The player is given an asteroid to accumulate enough mass to become several astronomical objects. 

 

The game ends when and if the player collects enough mass to form a Big Crunch, which causes a Big Bang. However, the player has the option of not completing the game and remaining in the form of their choice. The game includes eight objects: an asteroid, a small planet, a living planet, a small star, a medium star, a giant star, a neutron star, and a black hole.