Solasta 2

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March 12, 2026

Dev Update #24 - Solasta II is now available in Early Access!

Ahhh! After ten thousand years, we are free! Time to conquer Steam!

February 24, 2026

Dev Update #23 - Character Creation

A whole new world of possibilities!

February 10, 2026

Dev Update #22 - Ready Your Action!

I dare you to move!

January 27, 2026

Dev Update #21 - The Subclasses of Early Access

6 classes, 13 subclasses, let’s talk about them!

January 13, 2026

Dev Update #20 - The Year of Adventure is Upon Us!

2026 is the start of your glorious journey, adventurer!

December 12, 2025

New Cast Reveal Trailer - Solasta II Early Access coming out March 12th 2026!

Join us Tuesday Dec 16th for more info in our Community Stream!

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Create your party

Fighter

Fighters are at heart weapon specialists, past masters of all kinds of armor and weapons, both at home as a light-footed scout-archer or as a heavily armored knight holding the line against a horde of monsters or an army. Thanks to their equipment and training, they can soak up damage and dish it out with clean efficiency.

Guard of Caer Mar, escort of a Combers caravan, soldier of the Argad, the jobs of a fighter are diverse. But they all involve a readiness to fight at the drop of a hat.

Rogue

Don’t be fooled by the name, not all Rogues are shady or even criminals, but all are more than they appear.

As tricksters, thieves, assassins, or fearless explorers of dark and dangerous ruins, Rogues focus on agility and stealth to take down enemies and solve problems.

Whether it’s via a knack for climbing, finding and disarming traps, finessing complex locks, accessing magical tricks and spells or the ability to strike with deadly skill, Rogues keep their foes guessing.

Cleric

Unknown on Solasta until the Cataclysm, Clerics blessed by divine or immortal forces, call on that power and channel it to work miracles, aid allies or battle foes. Because of these gifts, Clerics may attend temples dedicated to a particular deity or use prayers and rites to draw on their power.

Not all laity are Clerics, instead carrying out their devotion through prayer, not magic. Although some claim to speak for gods, few can wield the divine power of a Cleric.

Wizard

Seeking mastery of magic through exhaustive study, Wizards learn to cast wonderous spells of fire, lightning, deception, transformation and summoning. Some become so powerful they may even create new magic, while most become sages or advisers.

Whatever the path, eventually even the most timid wizard’s constant curiosity drives them to explore. Seeking ancient ruins, lost magic and artifacts or monster guarded secrets, in the belief that the ancients held powers beyond their wildest imaginings.

Paladin

Few receive the call to be a Paladin and those that do are exceptional people. Sworn to a god, a force of nature or inspired by desperate need a Paladin’s oath is potent, the warrior becoming an exalted champion fighting the forces that oppose their oath.

The Paladin’s powerful martial skills supplement the magic they wield; healing, smiting foes, protecting the needy or those who stand with them.

Paladin’s life is adventure, forever at the forefront of a cosmic struggle against opposing forces.

Sorcerer

Once rare, Sorcerers have become less so since the Cataclysm. Why, who knows? What is known is that all wield innate magic of ancestral or mysterious otherworldly origins.

Unlike Wizardry, Sorcery is not learnt but instinctually controlled, enhancing and channeling mana in ways that defy the laws of magic. A roiling power that leaves its mark, passed on through family, either a blessing or a curse.

Welcome to Neokos

A far-off land lost now rediscovered. Alien ruins, ancient civilizations, and new powers forged from the soil of a long-lost past. Create and guide your party of 4 adventurers as they head to the faraway continent of Neokos in a quest driven by their family legacy. Facing the threat of the ancient and enigmatic Shadwyn, what choices will you make to push back the impending tide of corruption?

Like its predecessor, Solasta II remains true to its promise to deliver gameplay based on the world's most popular TTRPG. Seek adventure and uncover wonders lost as you decide a continent's fate!

Faq

Do I need to play Solasta: Crown of the Magister before Solasta II?

Nope! While Solasta I & II share the same world, Solasta II’s story takes place in a different location about a century after the events of Crown of the Magister. There might be references to Crown of the Magister, but knowledge of the previous game is not required to enjoy Solasta II.

Are you going to release more classes & ancestries before 1.0?

Absolutely, while the Early Access starts with 6 classes and 4 ancestries, we’ll be adding more over the course of the Early Access.

What’s the game length in Early Access?

At the moment, you can expect around 10h to 15h depending on your playstyle.

What platforms can I play Solasta II on?

The game is available on PC (Steam) during Early Access, we'll communicate our plans regarding other platforms development later.

Can I play Solasta II on the Steam Deck?

The game is currently playable on Steam Deck, and we aim to optimize its performance to be Steam Deck verified at the 1.0 launch!

How long will Early Access last?

We are currently aiming for 1.0 to release about a year after the start of Early Access.

Can I play in multiplayer?

Not right now! The multiplayer update is planned to release during Early Access, before the 1.0 launch.

Can I play the game offline?

Yes, you absolutely can.

Will you release a Dungeon Maker and Mod Support?

We are currently focused on the development of main game to make sure we can deliver the best experience possible with Solasta II! That said, we are looking at ways to see if we can include a Dungeon Maker and Mod Support in the long run.

I found a bug / have feedback! Where do I go?

Simply head to our Support Page and create a ticket!