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You better read the entire article properly lest our fierce ferrets Kaiju and Soba be nibbling your ankles.https://steamoss.com/steamstore/app/2975950/Solasta_II/
Those monsters’ initiative rolls are nasty, 21, 20 & 19? Hope the Sorcerer isn’t in range…Not to say that RTwP (Real Time with Pause) doesn’t have its own advantages - for instance it makes combat much faster, which can be a boon when the enemies are much weaker than your party. Buuuut that’s not what Solasta II is going for!
Remember we’re still in pre-alpha, so the combat grid and UI are still subject to change!What does it mean? When it comes to combat, as stated before we want to stay true to Tabletop - so every character and monster will still occupy their own tile, just like before. However due to how movement is computed in Unreal Engine 5, characters will now take the shortest path to their destination instead of walking “tile to tile”. This will make their movement less robotic as they won’t have to touch the center of each tile they’re moving through (thus being able to turn more naturally instead of being limited to 45 and 90 degree angles). 
You can also dash by double clicking where you want to go instead of clicking the Dash action in the UI.Outside combat, there is no grid anymore - characters can freely move around and turn as they wish, they are no longer constrained by invisible tiles. Again, this makes movement feel much smoother and natural, especially when using the direct control movement scheme (WASD / Gamepad).
You mean I get to choose? And swap whenever I want?! The best of BOTH world! During combat however, it’s back to indirect control as you will have to navigate the grid, and direct control would feel very awkward there.
Daisy bows are for long range combat Daisy, what are you doing running into melee range Daisy.Which is why we’re putting more effort in Solasta II to make it easier to get access to such information, so that there will be less frustrating moments like “wait, how the heck was I supposed to know that?!”
The combat log will still be here to show you all the details you need, so you can scream when you end up rolling 1 & 3 with advantage.Now, I don’t want to show you too much of the game before the demo goes live but… I think we can share one last screenshot, as some of you may become familiar with it pretty soon. Also, quick shout out to the newest member of our Game Design team who handcrafted these tutorial screenshots I’m sharing in this article. They look twenty times better than what I would have come up with on my own. Thanks buddy!
Death Saving throws baby! Get ready for some home grown, organic game overs!
Say hello to Sakura, our Art Director’s adorable little furball! 
When Thierry doodles fanart while watching Netflix, the results are not quite exactly the same as when most of us do…
It is also important for artists to check in-game from time to time. Is that an old character model? Is the lighting off? Etc… 
We’re also leaning back into more classical medieval fantasy codes, with characters that are more visually appealing overall. You know, how characters in med-fan shows always have white teeth or look fairly fine after trekking in the woods for two weeks. That doesn’t mean everyone will look perfect, far from it - but that should reduce the amount of uncanny valley some Solasta I faces gave off. 
Thank you Thierry! I’m very excited to see what happens next with the Character Models!
We humans have to get back to work, you adorable little freeloader!
Playing around with face paint on our party's halfling.
Our dwarf in his trusty heavy armor.
Another cute lady halfling, this is the first NPC you'll be talking to in the demo!
Part fighter, part cleric, full-time hero - experimenting with multiclassing.
The number of "we have BG3 at home" memes that Solasta: Crown of the Magister churned out...
Kaiju doing some code review to make sure your characters don’t fall through the ground.
And best wish(lists), hohoho!
Life harsh and cold, cat bed soft and fluffy
We thought about trying out a shorter, much more narrative Solasta spin-off with a set team of heroes shortly after the Cataclysm. We explored the idea of a sci-fi roguelite tactical RPG inside an ever-shifting derelict spaceship. Such ideas were shared with the rest of the team for discussion, debate, disagreements. At its core, one burning question - do we believe in the project?
Furthermore… We still wanted to do better with Solasta. While we are definitely proud of what we accomplished, the craftsmen we are kept on looking back thinking “couldn’t have we done this or that better”? And honestly? We can, and we will.
Players didn’t like the character faces? Let’s work on that. The animations were stiff? Let’s try to do something there. Gamepad control didn’t feel good? Yea, we’re on it too. We were going down our long list of grievances checking off what we could and couldn’t change - because although the team had grown in the last few years, we were still no more than thirty five people. And… we like it that way. It keeps internal communication fluid and everyone feels informed and involved in the project. We just need to choose our battles!
Then came the vertical slice. For those who don’t know what that is, let’s oversimplify things a little for a moment and think of making a game as baking a layered cake. Normally, you’d prepare each layer separately and assemble everything at the end - but what if someone wanted to try it before it’s complete? If they only try the 1st layer, can they really imagine how the entire cake would taste?
Brute force won’t be an option to face an army of such size. You will need to navigate the different factions of Neokos, get to know the local denizens and make wise decisions - as your choices will determine which will favor you… or scorn you. Carefully explore each corner of this new continent to uncover its numerous secrets and seize control of Mana Nexuses before your enemies do. 
So if you want to participate, send us feedback and help us iron out the kinks in our shining armour, make sure you join us in this adventure… which may start sooner than you expect, as you will be able to get your hands on a free playable demo as soon as the upcoming Steam Next Fest! If you don’t want to miss it, make sure you leave us a follow and wishlist the game on Steam. 
Look at those ferocious little furballs. That's at least 1d4-2 slashing damage per claw.
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While you wait for more news, we also have some more stuff for your Solasta enthusiasts! You were many to ask for it... and we are now looking to do just that. Would you be interested in a new print of the Solasta Sourcebook, with the addition of all the new classes and subclasses?📖
Cheers,
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