It almost feels a bit like a proof of concept, stuff like languages, skill checks, feats etc. It just feels really good and is a very faithful adaption of the D&D 5e system, so I hope we get to see more stories with this gameplay. But while it's not a great game, the combat and character building really made me excited about possible future campaigns and hopefully mods. Played it recently too, I can agree with all of your points. It's been some time since the last good "isometric" party based CRPG. I'd say it's worth playing at least because there isn't really anything else right now. The important part it that the game seems pretty attractive for modders, so maybe they will add some more flavour to it. The world is good at pretending it's alive, until you realize it's all just a few simple scripts and stop paying attention to it. The combat is cool, but builds and enemy variety pretty low. There are literally only few puzzles where you actually have to think. I mean eventually you realize that you have to mindlessly click everything that's "clickable" and you will get everywhere. It's cool at start but gets old in later parts of the game. Not all places are easily reachable, you have to move a certain rock, put down a tree or even cast flight/jump/climb spell. The exploration and puzzles Once you reach a location, you fight enemies or explore it to find all the quest goals, secrets and hidden containers. There also random fights where either the enemies ambush you or the opposite. It's cool feature at start, but later you stop paying attention, cause it's all just random and pretty meaningless. There's a text window showing what your team is currently doing, like "Aragorn reads a book" or "Legolas cooks a meal". You fast travel around the world map, seeing your team slowly moving and setting up a camp every day. The maps variety and general look are just "okay", nothing too memorable or too ugly. Like lighting a torch on the wall to see an enemy better or dropping a rock on him. The cool aspect is that there's some environment interaction during the combat. But I've seen people on nexusmods doing some work on the former. The major downside is that both the builds and enemies variety is pretty low. It's a pleasant experience to use it in general. The game has very polished UI and a system of pop ups, maybe the best one I've seen in those type of games. All voice lines are recorded, but some voice actors are just terrible.Ĭombat It's definitely the strongest aspect of the game.
random and artificial? But it's better than completely mute custom companions like in other games.
This system can't replace true predesigned companions with great personalities and background. However this game tries something new, your custom heroes do in fact have some dialogue quotes through a story, based on their personality. Nothing silly or senseless, but also nothing too interesting.Ĭharacters and dialogues You have 4 party members and all are custom-made by you. You travel around and search for certain MacGuffins. Story Solasta is very combat focused, the story is just there. For additional details about the title, you can check out the music video released for the main theme song of the game.Īre you looking forward to jumping back in Solasta: Crown of the Magister to try out the new Sorcerer update? Let us know in the comments section below.I just finished the game and I'd like to share some thoughts.
SOLASTA CROWN OF THE MAGISTER CLASSES FULL
We reviewed the full release of Solasta: Crown of the Magister and really loved the DnD5e based RPG. Localization: Russian and Brazilian Portuguese for text and subtitles.New Dungeon Maker Environments: more Dungeon Maker options include: Woodland, Sewers and Catacombs.
SOLASTA CROWN OF THE MAGISTER CLASSES UPDATE
The latest Sorcerer update is one such update and it is the first major update since the title’s release.
Solasta: Crown of the Magister was released fully in 1.0 back on May 27, 2021, and since then the developer has been releasing updates to add more content to the title and make it even better.
0 kommentar(er)
