Solasta is fun and easy to get into, but perhaps best of all it is a very faithful adaptation of the D&D 5e rules. There are a few rules that wouldn't have translated well into a CRPG (such as how darkvision should work when the player is controlling a whole party), but the developer made good decisions on how to handle these so that it still feels like 5e.

The storyline is pretty much a straight line and world isn't as massive as a Baldur's Gate or Skyrim, so the game doesn't feel huge. But the main campaign is still a quite enjoyable save-the-world questline.

Solasta is fun and easy to get into, but perhaps best of all it is a very faithful adaptation of the D&D 5e rules. There are a few rules that wouldn't have translated well into a CRPG (such as how darkvision should work when the player is controlling a whole party), but the developer made good decisions on how to handle these so that it still feels like 5e. The storyline is pretty much a straight line and world isn't as massive as a Baldur's Gate or Skyrim, so the game doesn't feel huge. But the main campaign is still a quite enjoyable save-the-world questline.