GiN checked out the Early Access title Solasta: Crown of the Magister:
More information.An RPG Gem Shines in Solasta Crown of the Magister
Back in November, I took a look at Baldur's Gate 3, which for me was one of the most anticipated games of the year. Having played through the entire classic series and all of the DLCs, I was really excited to see what the new game could offer. Developer Larian Studios released the game into Steam's Early Access program, giving everyone a good look at the first chapter of the new title.
About the same time, I became aware of another game that used the Dungeon and Dragons fifth edition ruleset called Solasta: Crown of the Magister. Developed by Tactical Adventures, it promised a true to life conversion of a real D&D pen and paper type of game, at a time when meeting in person around the table was ill-advised. So they had good timing, but because they didn't have the Baldur's Gate name, it kind of languished in my to-do pile for a while.
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Even though Solasta: Crown of the Magister is still in early access, it's worth playing. Especially if you are really craving an authentic round-the-table type of D&D adventure, but one that can be played by yourself, you won't get any closer than what Solasta offers. I'm sure it will get even better as it develops, but am pretty happy with how it plays right now, and look forward to many long caffeine-fueled dungeon delving adventures with the game into the wee hours of the night.