- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- May 27, 2021
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How co-op works
Up to four online players divide control of one adventuring party through official or custom campaigns. They coordinate dialogue and exploration, then manage positioning, elevation, line of sight, reactions, spell slots, and attacks of opportunity in turn-based battles.
About this game
Solasta: Crown of the Magister is a turn-based tactical RPG faithful to the SRD 5.1 ruleset, offering both solo and cooperative play. You and up to three friends create a party of adventurers, then guide them through campaigns filled with challenging encounters, verticality-driven battles, and meaningful dialogue choices. The multiplayer structure is cooperative, with each player controlling one or more party members as you collectively navigate dungeons and fight tactical skirmishes.
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Combat emphasizes positioning, line of sight, elevation, attacks of opportunity, and careful resource management. Every battle unfolds on a grid where terrain height and character placement shape your strategy. Dialogue and exploration segments let the group make shared decisions that influence quest outcomes and character progression, creating a tabletop-like experience where everyone contributes to the story.
Solasta supports online co-op with cross-platform multiplayer across Windows and Mac. Sessions lean heavily on communication as the party debates tactics, manages spell slots, and coordinates who takes point during dungeon crawls. The dice-driven ruleset and team-based decision-making make it a natural fit for groups who enjoy tabletop RPG collaboration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can join a co-op session?
Up to four players can join a co-op session, with each player controlling one or more party members as you adventure together through the campaign.
Can PC and Mac players play together?
Yes, Solasta supports cross-platform multiplayer, so Windows and Mac players can join the same co-op sessions.
Is this like playing tabletop D&D with friends online?
Yes, that's the core experience. Solasta uses the D&D 5e ruleset with dice rolls, turn-based combat, and shared decision-making during dialogue and exploration. The group coordinates tactics, manages resources like spell slots, and collectively shapes the story-very much like a digital tabletop session.