Wizards of the Coast granted Tactical Adventures a license to use the Dungeons and Dragons SRD 5.1 Ruleset, further anchoring our will to make the most faithful video game adaptation with the Tabletop Ruleset and craft the game you are hoping for!
Solasta: Crown of the Magister brings back the thrill, tactics, and deep storytelling of tabletop games. As you play, you'll feel yourself reaching for your dice and miniatures. It's time to dive into the world of Solasta. Roll for initiative!
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Posted on: February 5, 2025
Bsrlinmaz
Verified ownerGames: 63 Reviews: 15
Great D&D game
Very enjoyable turn-based game. Character creation is very in-depth and detailed, in regards to skills, abilities, etc. If you're a D&D fan you will like this game.
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Posted on: December 24, 2020
Early Access review
Malkleth
Verified ownerGames: 219 Reviews: 1
A quality rendition of D&D 5e
I played early access - 0.48 or so. At this stage, lots of bugs, but nothing game-breaking. It is a faithful implementation of D&D 5e, to the point where it might be a good way to learn how the rules work. On the downside, and, at least at this point, the tutorial, or at least, the mandatory tutorials I went through, do not explain in full detail the intricacies of how those rules can interact in tabletop play. A player might have to refer to the 5th edition OGL ruleset to gain insight as to why certain things play out the way they do. In terms of the game itself, I liked it quite a bi. The voice acting is decent and I like being able to build an entire party. That does mean that there are no huge dreamtics. It's a game about being a D&D adventurer. The tactical fights are good, with some great use of verticality (fighting on narrow ledges etc) that you don't see in other D&D video games
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Posted on: July 17, 2021
zoliking
Verified ownerGames: 54 Reviews: 8
Very frustrating experience
Between obvious bugs, like expensive magic items or feats straight up not working, intentional design choices like long resting only being possible in pre-established sites (I must have missed the 5e rule that says: "To take a long rest a campfire is necessary. Campfires can't be built by mortal beings, such advanced fires were only created by the gods at the dawn of time and must be found.") and the phoned in, lazy voice acting, this game becomes a frustrating experience. I do not recommend it.
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Posted on: January 30, 2022
ludgerarnold
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 7
I'd love to give it a better review. but
I have only created one character and played the tutorial but I'm thinking about asking for a refund. On the positive side, the combat system seems to be similar to ToEE, the only D&D computergame so far I really like. After all, real turn based combat is, at least if you have to control a whole party, the only way to use area effect spells with any kind of precision. The basic clothing for the characters and the camera controls are at least not quite as bad as in NWN 2. Character creation: Well, I'm a bit disappointed, but that alone wouldn't make me rate the game so bad. I thought there would be more classes to choose from, and especiallly I miss the bard, since that is one of my favorite classes since AD&D 2nd Edition. And none of the available backgrounds is anything I'd like to have for one of my characters. Orientation on the map is not easy, especially since there are no compass points. But sometimes you geet directions like: go north; but where the hell is north?! You can probably get used to it, but there is one thing that made me curse and swear and want to throw the computer out of the window: The dialog system! For the start of the tutorial there is a camerashot showing the characters assembling in a tavern (for the record: quite long and boring), then the first character says something, the soundfile is played, the subtitle printed, and teh you wait... and wait... and wait... and wait some more until finally the camera zooms in on the next actor and the whole thing starts again... And no (at least no obvious) way to speed it up!!!
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Posted on: April 2, 2022
red97
Verified ownerGames: 101 Reviews: 3
Loved this game so much....
TLDR; most enjoyable D&D adapted game I've played...and I've pretty much played everything from the Gold Boxes up to this. The character interactions are what make it so great for me. I felt like there was genuine relationships being built between the characters and they had personalities. I loved the tactical turn based combat - just like a DND game. Story line was well developed although the world is pretty linear in the way you explore it from site to site to solve the main quest. My one gripe is the camera controls. The game is so great that I put up with what felt like a pretty clunky set of manual controls. I much prefer using the mouse in what seems like an industry standard set of controls (like in POE for example). The keyboard QEAD keys didn't really do anything for my enjoyment. As many other reviews have said, visually its not as good as some of its competitors but its not terrible either and tbh I didn't even notice as the game was so good. I cannot wait for the new campaign and multiplayer. I think this game will be very good with a few friends as well.
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