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It's pretty early in early access but the game is shaping up well in my opinion. It's standard-fare D&D where you make a party of heroes and send them to maps to fight monsters, disarm traps, solve a puzzle or two, and come out carrying a pile of 18 shortbows to sell to a merchan…

As a longtime D&D tabletop player, Solasta II has really clicked with me so far. The interface, both in the menus and in game, is clean, minimalistic, and stays out of the way. There are a couple of little quirks that made me think, "Dang it," the first few times, but after an…

Wonderful CRPG that's very faithful to D&D 5e tabletop. Since the game is early access there are some kinks to be ironed out, such as some audio/visual glitches and things of that nature. Often Solasta 2 is compared to BG3, and while the latter does represent a new high water mar…

TLDR; game is unfinished, hope it improves, cannot get past prologue without crashing all the time Currently the game seems to hold much promise improving mechanics from crown of the magister and using the new 5.5E ruleset which i like however i wish there were more gameplay d…

Alright, first of all: I do recommend this game for ttrpg nerds like myself despite all the EA issues I'll list out below. Let's start with the positive side. The game is fateful to the rulebook (unlike bg3 but it's not why we love bg3), it brings same feeling as playing old g…

Haven't really been excited to play any RPG since Avowed which I was slightly disappointed with, really happy to say that even in beta, it hasn't been the case with Solasta II. I was so hyped when I saw a sequel announced during the Game Awards and I sat on the idea of buying it …

Some optimization issues when dealing with multiple effects. For the most part it is 5.5 some of the rules have been renamed, and there are some extras. Good bones and encounter difficulty, but the typical EA bugs.

Despite the heightened production values, the game manages to look even more janky and weird compared to the prequel. I don't know what happened in current production to make the characters move in such uniquely strange ways - their facial expression architecture makes them look …

Update: Even after the 0.5 character creator update the characters still look like abominations. You are forced to play a pudgy round-headed skinny-fat person. They look like oblivion NPCs. Massive foreheads, sagging skin under the jaw, etc. They either need to fire the character…