Solasta II

Great implementation of DnD 5.5e ruleset

剧情很无聊，人物模型僵硬。但是作为跑团模拟器会很不错

This review will be short due to Early Access content. The first Solasta was fantastic, a very true D&D experience with fantastic combat. Solasta II is thousands time better. Better graphics, sound, voices, animations, and playability. I am LOVING combat and the game UI is a masterpiece. Extremely recommend!

Never played Solasta before, purchased to scratch that BG3 Itch.. and it does! It's definitely early access, had to mod the game to fix a bug where I basically got stuck in an encounter as a party member was down but couldn't be targeted for resurrection despite having the tools to do so, its early days... it's buggy as heck. Went into the sewers and there was a layer of water in the ceiling that meant I had to angle my camera to avoid looking like it was all underwater... but the combat is brilliant, the graphics are fun, the lore is deep and the cutscenes are incredible. When this hits 1.0 it'll blow up...

So far seems to be a good storyline, the battles are fun and it's that DnD experience when your crew is all too busy to get a session together.

Jeu en accès anticipé merci de ne pas avoir mit les base du jeu c'est un plaisir de loot pour ne pas pouvoir craft j'aime prendre un jeu qui est une suite sans pouvoir y jouer sinon next a voir quand il sera vraiment sorti et que on nous prendra pas pour des vache a lait

Solasta has always been a series that disrespect the time the players put into the game. Everything about the character creation and level up system is taylor made to obscure what features you get further along. IF they strictly follow 5e rules to the letter, then there would be countless resources to help you build and plan your character, but this is not true with this game because they are adding in a ton of homebrew content that ruins any kind of preplanning. Worse still, there is no respec system and there will never be one, so if you screw up by picking a feat or feature that sounds cool but is absolute garbage 2 levels later, you will have to restart the entire campaign. Don't buy this game until at least 5 years after the full release when someone either releases a mod to fix this issue or the wiki is complete and shows you what you are in for.

Bought the game for its full release. The combat so far is excellent—honestly a step above BG3. The narrative keeps you curious enough to push forward, which is great, but for some reason, it feels like it lacks "soul." That's a huge contrast to BG3, where the writing is deeply engaging and immersive. I really hope the devs hire modders from their previous titles—who’ve written some incredible stories—to level up the writing moving forward. ​The random encounters are well-done and varied, making exploration feel far less linear than BG3. The ration system is a vital mechanic here and thankfully doesn't just feel like inventory bloat. Character creation is solid and even outperforms BG3 in a few areas. There are only four races right now, though more are set to arrive in future patches. On a personal note, I really dislike the forced gender pronouns—just keep it simple with he/she. ​A quick feature request (not sure if their first game had this or not): it would be awesome to see a romance/enemy dynamic added to the story. Since the game features family roles, these affinity stats shouldn't apply to the entire family by default. Keeping romance or rivalries tied to individual family members under specific conditions would make player choices feel much more impactful and deepen the world-building. ​All in all, no regrets buying it. I'm really looking forward to the full release—hopefully within the next two years and fully polished by then.