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After spending some time with the EA build I have to say this will turn in to a great follow up to the first game. The systems have been improved on in every way. It is more cinematic, better story telling and voice acting. I enjoy the home brew rules and the more extensive focus…

It looks great for an isometric game and uses a modified version of the D&D 5.5e ruleset. When it runs, the performance is fine, but it's very unstable and there haven't been any stability improvements since release. If Solasta II follows in the original Solasta's footsteps, it'l…

It's borderline unplayable on the same hardware as the first game. I've dialed all the graphics settings to the minimum, and it still lags and stutters so badly that I can barely get through the game. The cutscenes stutter at like 5 frames per second. I really liked the first Sol…

It has a lot of potential, but it's lacking in some aspects. The cutscenes lag a lot, but the game looks and feels good. I'd love for the dialogues to adapt to current game states, like for example (and I'll try avoiding spoilers), I had a key story character with my party the mo…

someday im sure a playable version of this game will be fun. but right now its odd.. its like... the fps is fast and terrible at the same time. it feels sticky and oily. thats the best way i can describe it. weird optimization i guess. but like i said, maybe one day it will feel …

Solasta II is an open-world top-down RPG. Right now, it plays more like a cool tech demo rather than a finished product, as the game heavily lacks unique mechanics or memorable quests—out of my 6 hours of playtime, I can only recall a single quest. [b] The Short Answer: Is It Wo…

I didn't suffer and I've finished the early access fairly quickly. Nevertheless, it had several major flaws that made me doubt I'd finish the full game, unlike Crown of the Magister: 1. The writing was bland. I know we're supposed to be playing for tactical adventures and the u…

TLDR: For Early Access this is decent. Already massively better than the first game in every way. Keep in mind that I'm comparing this to the first game, not on its own in a vaccum. - Ben Starr and Devora Wilde's characters are interesting, despite the latter looking like Mil…

Well, if you ignore the many, MANY bugs it has right now (most not game breaking, some crashing), it looks actually pretty solid. Exceptional voice acting, a plausible story as far as I can tell. Seems like a good trajectory. Having four somewhat equal player characters takes som…

Had a lot of fun playing this game, can't wait for more content because the campaign is unfortunately quite short (i spent 17.5 hrs playing this game and it still felt way too short, green flag). Still early access so the few bugs i encountered are excusable and all were fixed w…

The game is good, both in terms of story and gameplay. The only issue is performance. I hope they work on it and adjust the video memory requirements; I just don't understand how a 6GB GeForse 3060 can be insufficient. Once everything is resolved, I'll change my review.

As an AVID D&D player I was skeptical mostly because personally (and I mean that cause I know its my issues not anything to do with the game and I love the game) I found BG3 to be unintuitive and the changes to the rulesets really unusual and nonsensical most the time. Solasta 2…

I love Solasta but this is half baked mediocre trash. The only reason to buy right now is an entry price. Everything else is lack luster. The character models are all genderless, men look like A-Sexual weirdos and women look like stay at home moms that need to do laundry. Gross, …

In its current state its not terrible people keep saying this is like bg3 first of how ?. to me this actually plays similar to dragon age first game but with better ui what actually annoys me isnt the game itself so to speak it actually to me a bit better then bg3 that it give…

Superb! For EA this is well developed. I read the reviews when first released and waited for it to have a few updates and go on sale. Worth the wait and very impressed. Its in a better place in EA than BG3 was comparatively. Has tremendous promise. Minor bugs and performance issu…

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.

Unreal ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. More than 8 gigs of VRAM required to play in a decent quality. I managed to make it work in less than HD resolutions or with Ultra performance upscaling... but it just doesn't look good. The devs swung and missed when they picked UE5. Sure, the previous game's…

This game isn't optimized for Nvidia video cards. The latest game ready driver is from January 2026. I'm experiencing stuttering at the lowest settings. This is on a pc system that runs BG3 maxed out beautifully. I've tried multiple posted 'fixes' from the web and while maki…

I never play early access games and this is a perfect example of why. The framework is there for a good game. It plays like a tabletop rpg and NOT like a videogame and I think that's actually in its favor. The only other game I can think of that plays like a tabletop game is lite…

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…

As a fan of the original Solasta, jumping into the sequel on launch day has been great. Tactical Adventures has clearly leveled up—the world looks stunning, and they’ve nailed the "vibe" of a high-fidelity tabletop adventure. Audio & Atmosphere: The combat sound effects are incr…