Production value is about 10% as good as Baldur's Gate 3. But combat I think is handled better, and ends up being more fun.

Tactical Adventures set out to create a conversion of DnD 5e's SRD into a beautifully written, gorgeously animated environment and they exceeded those metrics. The world of Solasta has some of the most inventive and unique world-building and lore that easily rivals anything published by WotC within the last ten years.

Features a robust GM tool kit to create your own campaigns, excellent implementation of 5e's SRD as well as their own 3rd Party Content, full voice acting, excellently written campaign that makes better use of 5e's exploration than the majority of WotC, etc.

The only Con so far is that there is a lot of pay-walled content: Warlock, Monk, Bard, and Dragonborn are $11 CAD; Barbarian, Druid, and Half-Orc are $11 CAD.

That said, the base game gives you more than enough content and story for multiple playthroughs. I've logged 220'ish hours with only the base game with no major complaints. The devs have also released huge swaths of content for free with each major update.

And for everything else, there are mods.

As for the inevitable comparison to Baldur's Gate 3: Both are good. Comparisons are difficult, because BG3 has much better production values, voice acting, and pre-made characters at the expense of tabletop accuracy. Solasta let's you field a party of fully customized characters with much better control over how the game plays. They are different experiences, and that's a very good thing. Absolutely get and play both.

Honestly, if you don't take this game too seriously, it's an amazing RPG experience. It's very janky which, imho, adds to the charm.
Mind, it's also a good reminder that D&D 5e doesn't work well as a game system on its own - Baldur's Gate 3 has better gameplay in general because it's so far removed from the base D&D 5e ruleset, while Solasta is a lot more faithful to the core rules.

The absurdity of a lot of dialogue in this game is a source of endless joy to me and my friends. We're howling in laughter late into the night because of how utterly wonky it can get - this game is right up there with Oblivion among the unintentionally funny category of games, but it leaves memorable, beloved experiences.

Kudos, I love this game. <3

Not bad. Like various fighting style.

its a lot of fun and between dnd games it will scratch the itch

Faithful to SRD
Cool homebrew subclasses and items
Community campaigns
Some imbalance with homebrew material, many enemies fight the same
Characters and story arent too immersive, but makes the game easier to pick up and put down
9/10

Mix the DnD movie and BG3 together and you have this mess that somehow has its own unique charm.

as someone who's played DnD for a decade, this really gives the feel of that first DnD campaign you play with you and your friends where its a bit jank and everyone is new but has that authentic touch.

good game

Great game! If you're a Baldur's Gate 3 or DOS fan, you'll love it. While the narrative is not quite as compelling as BG3 and the visuals are far behind, the gameplay is actually better in many ways.

A fantastic DnD combat simulator. The story is decent. I just really love playing the tabletop, and this lets me play it by myself. Super fun making builds.