Solasta: Crown of the Magister

Game crashes for no reason. As of this review I have counted 20 times.

Naprawdę odradzam zakup jeśli zależy Ci w RPGach na dobrej historii. Fabuła jest tak drewniana jakby ktoś ją generował przez chatgpt. Nie znalazłem w niej za bardzo nic ciekawego. Serio dawno tak spartolonej fabuły nie widziałem. Jeśli twórcy to fani dnd, i zrobili gierkę na 5 ed, to aż się boje jak ich fabuły w papierowych rpgach wyglądały. Tutaj nie znajdziesz, jakiś zwrotów fabularnych, intrygi, wyborów moralnych. Tylko prosto linijne scenki zakończone walką. która nuży po dłuższym czasie. Mechanika ma straszne bugi, przez które trzeba wczytywać zapis. Musisz się w niej nauczyć, żeby co chwilę zapisywać grę, bo nie wiadomo przy czym Ci się wykrzaczy. Szczególnie zbugowane jest latanie(miałem magiczne buty latania dla łotrzyka), którego nie mogłem wyłączyć, bo nie jest koncentracją. Czasem nie mogłem przelecieć do dalszej lokacji, bo była niewidzialna ściana która Cię blokowała. Innego razu trzeba było nacisnąć przycisk w podłodze, ale postać lata i nie da się tego wyłączyć, więc trzeba było opuścić lokacje i znaleźć ognisko i przeczekać aż efekt latania się wyłączy albo wczytać gierkę. Tak samo rzuty kością, miałem na łotrzyku +14 do perswazji, jednak przy rozmowie z NPC gdzie pojawił się rzut na perswazję gadała postać która ma +2 do rzutu (A to łotrzykiem podchodziłem do NPCta). No po prostu, kto to projektował XD Jedyne co znośne jest w tej grze, to walka która nie jest spartolona i nawet przyjemnie się w to gra. Tylko jak pisałem na początku niestety po dłuższym czasie robi się nużąca przez to że jest jej zbyt dużo. Wręcz ta gra to symulator walki. Przez podstawkę udało mi się przejść z przyjacielem, ale DLC Place of Ice nie dotrwałem. Kolejne 40h nudy. Ja rozumiem, że to pierwsza gra i mały zespół, ale wtedy nie robi się gry z masą nudnego materiału, które wraz z DLC pewnie z 100h zajmują, tylko robi się gierkę dopracowaną na 30-40h.

还是给个好评吧，毕竟也单机玩了这么长时间了。 游戏整体上适合偏跑团玩家或玩过类dnd游戏的兄弟。 战斗中有时候会卡顿，还有交互优化比较差，没点耐心的会玩不下去的 玩的过程中还挺有点乐趣的，没想到怪会自己飞着飞着着摔死了 玩的时候总感觉背包不好整理，也许这就是坚持不打mood的待遇吧 但会玩了之后还是别有一翻乐趣的。一般我都是玩一周目较多，估计后面不怎么会玩这个了吧 建议打折买，因为我就是打折买的，观望了几年了哈哈。因为确实质量不怎么好，比不过博得3

Facile à prendre en main. Pas autant de liberté d'exploration que souhaité, mais cela reste un très bon jeu utilisant le système des règles D&D.

It's a pity that BG3 was release roughly at the same time and took all focus on itself. Both brilliant games with a slightly different focus Was struggling with nostalgia after NWN for years and Solasta delivered everything I wanted from dnd game

[h2]TLDR[/h2] This is like a AA and grid-based version of Baldur's Gate 3, with less polish but a lot of D&D heart. [h2]Some detail[/h2] I already played this to completion on Game Pass PC, but I couldn't resist a second playthrough on Steam now that Solasta 2 is in Early Access and I wait for that one to go 1.0. This game actually taught me about D&D rules that then made me enjoy BG3 a lot. In its own right, and coming from someone who is not an expert in D&D, all the mechanics are pretty deep. If you are not familiar with D&D rules (like I was when I first played this), it is true that probably you'll have to google stuff many times to understand how some things work. But, then you'll grow to appreciate how deep the systems go - it just doesn't hold your hand when things get deep, but rewards you for your knowledge in all the dimensions. You start by making your party of 4 amognst the types of classes you'd expect, which have amazing depth in differences of how they play - that in itself can be both dauting or rewarding if you experienced. You can make your characters to excruciating detail in all the aspects, or you can pick characters already made. Then you set out as a fresh group of explorers to a nearby outpost that has gone silent. Immediately you see that the graphics, particularly in the faces/characters, are a bit on the more basic side, but characters still have some charm and personality to them. It has some lore to it, but I appreciate it's not overwhelming right from the start, and you actually can enjoy the story and slowly uncover what's going on as you play and familiarize yourself with all the mechanics. Basically the game loops goes like this: "town" sections where you talk to NPCs and merchants, "mission" sections where you explore the world and face the enemies and discover stuff, and, also "travel" moments, where your party is moving and you need to manage rations and speed of travel: more speed means more risk of being ambush, less speed means probably more rations consumed. All this can be "manipulated" by your party's abilities: it's not difficult to have at least one member that can easily find food along the way, for instance. Lastly on the gameplay loop, the battles themselves happen on a square grid system, with height (kinda like the XCOM games), putting all the D&D rules on top of it - pretty deep stuff and I imagine a lot of skill ceiling for this. During exploration, you can meet NPCs or face some obstacles where your party's other abilities, like base stats or proficiencies (like knowledege in fields such as religion, hunting, history, etc etc etc) can make it so you uncover more information or have more favourable encounters. All this to say that thinking about your party elements in all these dimensions can have an effect on how things go along, though, of course, combat is very important since, well, you won't be able to progress if you are not overcoming your battle encounters. It has some janky moments, but the game also has sliders to control the amount of quicksaves and autosaves you get, so you can make sure you can rollback if something would otherwise made you impossible to succeed. Like I said before, the graphics can be janky with the caracters, but the actual environments are pretty and there's a day/night cycle that's visually appealing and, of course, enemies being in the dark makes it more difficult for you to hit them. [h2]In conclusion [/h2] If you're interested in D&D adjacent stuff and/or grid-based, turn-based combat, this is an AA game with a lot of heart that will make you learn about D&D rules, albeit you might need to google many things. It is a bit janky at times, but it has a big heart and keeps getting interesting all the way.

This is the best turn-based D&D game I have played in years. It is fantastic. I got in on sale for only $9. That is a steal for such a great game. It's not perfect. Some of the battles are too difficult at low level. The final battle is a bit frustrating but I still enjoyed the game immensely. The main campaign is a bit simplistic but the rest of the game is so good you don't really notice.