Solasta II

While I do see potential on it, there some aspects that leave a lot to be desired even on an early release. Pros: ++ Combat is satisfying and well implemented. ++ Voice acting is good (even though it's off sync with the animation) ++ Weapons and armors graphics are good Cons: -- Environment exploration is bland. Caer Mar itself has nothing interesting going on, you get into a tavern and nothing... There's a cave overflowing with some blue "magic weave", weird statues aaaand nothing... The very first places you explore should peak your interest but it didn't hook me. -- Itemization is bland as well from what I've played -- Facial animations are weird, off sync and quite often the characters look like that they have cleft lips and teeth look off as well.

Trying to make a masculine character is nearly impossible. The faces are all feminine and the body times are not very heroic to say the least. Basically made a party of the most unimpressive batch of adventurers you'd ever seen. I don't know a single person built like that. Seems like they're all clinching cherries between their cheeks. Couldn't get into the game at all because I was distracted the entire time by how unappealing my character and the rest of my party looked.

真的忍不住了，玩了很久客观来说游戏是不错的，但是人物真的太丑了！太丑了！太丑了！ 说是更新，结果什么也没有，反正进去看到人物创建就没有任何兴趣。 一个好游戏把人物创建得审美做到了雷点上，还不改，必须差评。 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6月12日更新了角色编辑 其实就是多了身材的选择，然后预设了一些脸，角色还是丑！ 那咱还是做职业，做战斗吧，捏脸绝对是弱项

我一般不在意游戏角色捏脸怎么样，但索2实在是丑出天际了，过剧情还得四张打脸来回特写，我真的有点遭不住

Played through available levels (1-4) There were things to love & to see the potential in, but there are foundational issues with the characterization & story: What deity does my cleric serve? In an (already voice-acted) cutscene he acts indifferent about faith. He's devoted his life to serving a god but never mentions religion. There are general feats that mention the creeds of different gods, but they're each just bland ability score buffs, one god for each ability. Only 6-7 gods and 2 of them are gods of justice/law for some reason. No "evil" gods, no nature gods, all just shades of paladin beige. Upon being transported by a god to a land we've never seen before, we start out by ambushing some plant people for some reason. No negotiation attempted, no apparent way to sneak around. I guess they were the wrong type of humanoid. Bad luck for them. Speaking of humanoids, those weird golems we killed earlier are called Siklas & they ARE people? The ones we don't kill on sight & instead welcome into our city as quirky neighbors glow slightly differently. Our sister just stormed off after denouncing her god to it's face, but everyone we talk to acts like they've known her for years and that she's just like, some nice lady. Making her name be a common one in a distant land our characters never heard of is a confusing choice of plot point. I wouldn't recommend buying it yet unless you just want to support early development. Not quite ready for EA.

Vraiment déçu par la direction prise pour ce deuxième opus. Alors que la création de personnage est censée être un point fort, on se retrouve avec une interface totalement imprégnée d'une idéologie "woke" qui nuit à l'immersion. Libre à chacun de vouloir jouer des personnages androgynes ou non-binaires si cela leur chante, mais le jeu devrait au minimum laisser le choix de créer des personnages clairement masculins ou féminins, comme dans tout bon RPG classique. Ici, on a l'impression que les développeurs cherchent à imposer une vision plutôt que de proposer un véritable bac à sable aux joueurs. C’est dommage de sacrifier la cohérence de l'univers pour suivre des tendances politiques. "Go woke, go broke", j'espère que les développeurs comprendront que les joueurs veulent avant tout de l'évasion et du respect des archétypes de la fantasy. Je ne recommande pas si vous cherchez une expérience de jeu traditionnelle.

不是你更新速度也太慢了吧，抢先体验连1/3的剧情都没有，等级上限也离谱，就这种完成度发什么游戏啊，别买了这个真诈骗来的，真垃圾这制作组，等了2个月居然0更新，还在搞什么画面

I know that it's just hitting early access, but it isn't stable enough at this point for me to recommend buying it. I'll reassess after a few patches. Pros: * Story seems fine * Fidelity to D&D 5.5e systems and feel * Encounter design is fun so far Cons: * Constant stuttering during cutscenes * Intermittent stuttering during gameplay * Multiple Unreal Engine Crashes when trying to reload saves

DISCLAIMER: This game is in beta phase. As of AUG2026: the campaign is 10h long; max level is 4; there are 6 playable classes (with multiclassing) and 4 races; there is no way to respec mid-campaign. Only buy this game now if you want to support the devs (both financially and by reporting bugs/new features). REVIEW: I have high hopes for this game. After completing the available content, I can confidently say that Solasta 2 has all the cards necessary to become another iconic CRPG. I am a huge fan of the D&D 2024 PHB and this game implements the changes faithfully. There are still plenty of rough edges, but the foundations are in place. If you are here after completing BG3 multiple times like myself, chances are you will be both delighted and disappointed. THE GOOD: -Combat feels more well rounded than BG3: Fights are longer; Positioning is more important; Buffs and debuffs are more impactful; Martial classes have more to do; Less reliance on nova turns; Less need to build around a single spell or attack; Action UI is cleaner and easier to navigate than BG3. -Lots of random events: When roaming around the map, you will come across many randomised events. This is a huge plus in terms of replayability. Despite the story following a linear path like BG3, the day-to-day gameplay will vary a lot between campaigns. NOTE: This is not an open world game. Each tile in the world map is its own closed off area. Random encounters may be combat or quest-related, or just minor text-based storytelling (akin to a tabletop D&D session). THE BAD -Bugs: There are quite a lot of bugs, the worst of which being "target not sensed" during combat. There were multiple occasions where some of my characters could not target enemies or allies, rendering them practically useless for the entirety of the combat encounter (save for self-casting and AOE spells). This can and will cause a party wipe. As far as I understand, it's a quirk with UE5, and enemies can also be affected by the bug. There is also another big bug I encountered towards the end of the run. I revived two of my party members after they died in combat, but they stayed at 0HP. After a long rest they died again. I ended up having to roll back a few saves to fix it. On top of these, there are still a bunch of minor visual glitches. -Optimisation: Due to UE5, the game is still poorly optimised. I had to turn off AMD FSR, framegen and motion blur to not make it look like garbage. Played on Epic at 1440p and, even then, some textures and models showed clear lack of polish. -Writing and acting: In this department, BG3 is (expectedly) miles ahead. Most characters in Solasta 2 feel flat and the writing is very stale and barebones. CONCLUSION I wholeheartedly believe the devs will improve this game drastically in the coming months. Despite the downsides, I had a great time. If you buy this game now, tamper your expectations. Treat it more like a playtest and report bugs to support development. They have done a great job with Solasta COTM and clearly care a lot about this project.