Solasta II

Updated: 09.10.2026, 11:22 / 109369

34 GB

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Release date: March 12, 2026
Genre: Adventure, Indie, Role-playing, Strategy
Developer: Tactical Adventures
Publisher: Tactical Adventures, Kepler Interactive
Platform: PC
Publication type: License
Interface language: Russian, English, MULTi
Voice-over: English
Crack: Sewn in (Goldberg)

System requirements:
OS: Windows 10, 11 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K
RAM: 16 GB RAM
Video card: GeForce GTX 1070
Disk space: 28 GB

Steam Reviews: Mostly Positive (75% of 3,423)

Changes: Updated to version 0.4.5.115401 (Build 25654062). [Changes]

Solasta II — is a new chapter in the world of tactical RPGs, where players will embark on a captivating journey through lands filled with darkness and mystery. Confront ancient enemies, explore uncharted territories, and make decisions that will change the course of history.

Dangerous adventures and difficult choices

You'll journey to distant lands filled with dangers and hidden threats. Form a group of heroes, customizing their abilities and classes to suit your playstyle. Each battle requires a well-thought-out strategy and the use of unique character skills. Explore diverse regions, from dense forests to ruined cities, to unravel the mysteries of an ancient enemy and restore balance.

Freedom of choice allows you to shape your journey: discover secrets, engage in combat, or explore the world at your own pace. Every decision matters, and carefully crafted mechanics ensure a captivating, immersive experience.

Features of the game

Dynamic turn-based battles based on the SRD 5e system.

A rich open world with many locations to explore.

Create a group of heroes with unique skills and strategies.

A gripping plot, full of intrigue and unexpected twists.

The ability to influence the development of the world through your actions.

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Trailer / Gameplay:

Screenshots:

Size: 33.58 GB v0.4.5.115401 (Build 25654062) | Portable

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Downloads: 232

Installation:
1. Download the folder to any location (the main thing is that the path to the game folder does not contain Cyrillic characters).
2. Launch and play!

Extras:
- Supporter Pack

Steam Tags

Role-playing game Adventure Deep story #computer role-playing game #network cooperative #party role-playing game #joint campaign #decisions with consequences #division into classes #Fantasy #step-by-step strategy #character customization #role-playing strategy #controller #tactical role-playing game #command #hexagonal map

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Comments: 86To the latestp. 6

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21 Feb 2025

Cyber Stalin

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Fire! Part 1 is really cool! Even though it's a bit short for me)
and there are a lot of interesting innovations when you, for example, create the ENTIRE party yourself))))) choose the type of class)) unusual)
Unlike BG 3 (I won't even mention Pathfinder) it's very friendly in terms of character settings and gameplay - a MINIMUM of "extra" buttons for maximum enjoyment
I really hope that part 2 will be no worse or even better!)

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10 Mar 2025

PapaFixick

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I see they haven't changed the interface design. I look at it and feel sick. I'm sure the game is great, but this interface doesn't give me a chance to play it; it makes me physically uncomfortable. It's like some tech demo from a schoolchild.

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2 Apr 2025

Dark_Ice

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If they bring in voice acting, it will be awesome.

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17 Jul 2025

gnol

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Quote: Dark_Ice

If they bring in voice acting, it will be awesome.

Learn English or didn't you attend an English lesson at school?

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17 Jul 2025

AlivePetya

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Quote: gnol

Quote: @Dark_Ice

If they bring in voice acting, it will be awesome.

Learn English or didn't you attend an English lesson at school?

So, my knowledge of English came in handy at school; it was no wonder my mother yelled at me that I needed to learn English :)

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18 Jul 2025

Dark_Ice

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gnol, AlivePetyaChildren, I finished school a long time ago. sweat_smile

, more than ten years ago, I don’t remember anything from the school curriculum... We’ll play together, you’ll translate and voice it for me grinning

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18 Jul 2025

AlivePetya

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Dark_IceYou think I remember the school curriculum, it's just that teachers come to me to teach me English at home. You think I'm a nerd? I get straight A's, yeah (I try, but it's not working out). But grades aren't critical. I'm already entering 10th grade. By the way, if it's not too much trouble, what awaits us at university? Maybe you can tell me? Will it be harder there than at school?

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18 Jul 2025

Xenos

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Quote: AlivePetya

What awaits us at university? Can you tell me? Will it be more difficult there than at school?

You'll waste five years of your life getting a diploma. Almost all the knowledge you gain will be wasted because it's of no practical use. You'll only need to show it to HR a couple of times. After that, it'll be consigned to a dusty drawer forever. The vast majority of people find jobs completely unrelated to university. At your very first job, they'll tell you, "Forget all that nonsense you've been struggling with for five years. Just watch it. I'll teach you." Something like that.

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18 Jul 2025

AlivePetya

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XenosWell, at least I have time to prepare for adulthood, or just have some fun on the computer. I've already realized from YouTube memes that everyone was spending their pennies on a diploma. It's like an achievement, as they say on Steam. No one needs it, but it's there! Just so they know, or so I don't get bored and have to do something in the game. Well, that's not the point. Oh, adulthood, I could really feel it: university dorms, smoking behind the dorm, gossiping, stealing beer, discussing life. Childhood flew by. But thanks for telling me what awaits me after 10th or 11th grade. I'll know I can masturbate for a couple more years without doing anything, or just learn something new out of curiosity. Well, I guess it's just like school, only in an adult version and with a more complex program.

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18 Jul 2025

Xenos

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Quote: AlivePetya

I'll know that I can jerk off for a couple more years without doing anything.

If you neglect your studies, you'll get kicked out. Five of my classmates flunked out during my studies. They thought they could just slack off. You still need to study. There's nothing difficult there. You'll just have to memorize tons of useless crap, though. But you'll sharpen your memory.

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18 Jul 2025

AlivePetya

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XenosYeah, my memory is terrible, I need to improve it. I don't know if this has ever happened to you, but I remember when I was in 1st and 2nd grade, we were told that we had to memorize verses. Oh my God, it was a real pain for me. I'd recite them, and the whole table and book were covered in snot and tears. I tried to learn them, BUT I COULDN'T LEARN ANYTHING! I kept forgetting the words, and only after a day of torture did I learn them, and even then not completely, the teacher prompted me with words. It's fucking crazy.... For me, the worst punishment was memorizing verses. My parents cursed and sat for 1000 hours repeating them, and I rolled on the carpet reciting them. Now, of course, yes, this is a small verse, because now I read much more, 2-3 pages, I retell everything that is written, although I still make mistakes, but not so much that it’s just complete bullshit.

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18 Jul 2025

Dark_Ice

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AlivePetyaMy grades improved after I entered. The professors, unlike the teachers, don't have the goal of failing you (not all of them do). It also depends on whether you're on a scholarship or a contract student. If you're on a scholarship, you have to try to keep up your grades, otherwise you'll flunk out. But if you're paying tuition, no one (the professors) cares how you study, as long as you show up and earn money. Basically, the main goal is to avoid skipping classes; after your second year, that's hard, especially if there's a liquor store and playgrounds near the university. Almost no one went to PE and the last few classes; they hung out in the playgrounds.

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18 Jul 2025

Xenos

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AlivePetyaPoetry isn't difficult. It rhymes. It's much more difficult with dozens of pages of formulas. It's difficult even if you know how to derive them. And if you don't, it's downright miserable.

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20 Jul 2025

AlivePetya

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Dark_Ice, XenosIt's clear that some find it easier to learn poetry than others, well, I hope so. I'm being bombarded with tests these days. I've done one, and they've already sent me two. It's good that it's the holidays. I'm sick of sitting through tests like a slave to the teachers.

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20 Jul 2025

Xenos

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Quote: AlivePetya

I'm already tired of constantly sitting at tests like a slave to teachers.

Then there'll be college, and then adult life with salaries, bosses, utilities, mortgages, loans, kids, and you'll realize how awesome you were having right now. But you'll never get it back. Appreciate what you have.