SPOILER ALERT!!!
If you want to read about the story, go to the Solus Project review and get the information you desire. In this article we’re going to talk about the slightly controversial ending of The Solus Project. It’s one of those predictable, non-spectacular endings, but there are some things to speculate about. It really makes you feel negative emotions and despair.
But why is that?
In the ending, as the mystical drum thumps and various instruments play, you get the sense that you’re approaching the finale. What it has in store? What is going to happen? So many questions run through your mind and yet you only have a few answers to cover them. You might get stuck at a few places, just follow the inked prints on the floor.
It’s still not too late to turn back. But if you don’t, basically in the end you understand that the Sky ones (the aliens) want to experiment on humans, which they call Species D9. They shot down your spacecraft to do so. C7 or the creatures with long skulls are similar to humans in some shapes or forms, so (this is just a theory) they want to further conduct experiments on the whole human race. It seems like you invite the entire planet to their demise and for further experiments in this planet. How it really is? The developers haven’t told us yet and they likely never will, so speculations with arguments and evidence is the best we can get right now. It just proves the idea that nothing happens without a reason, your ship was shot down for a reason and everything in the entire universe of the Solus Project has a reason and a consequence. The Sky Ones have motivations that are strong, yet hard to understand and take positively.
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