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"We're 2 different beasts": Studio behind CRPG Solasta 2 bought their dev team copies of Baldur's Gate 3 and they "love" it, but devs say comparisons to Larian's game aren't entirely accurate
Tactical Adventures, the studio behind the CRPG Solasta 2, acknowledges frequent comparisons to Larian Studios' Baldur's Gate 3 but emphasizes their game's distinct features. CEO Mathieu Girard and marketing director Pierre Worgague highlighted Solasta 2's deep combat, world map exploration, and party-focused narrative as key differentiators, stating they are 'two different beasts'.
What does another French studio like the Solasta 2 team feel when it sees Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 win all the awards? It's a simple answer: pride
Tactical Adventures, the studio behind Solasta 2, expresses pride in the success of fellow French developer Sandfall Interactive and their game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Solasta 2, an RPG launching in early access, is compared to Baldur's Gate 3, and its developers emphasize the importance of quality polish, even for early access titles, a lesson learned from Kepler Interactive's support of Sandfall Interactive.
"Everyone is comparing us to Baldur's Gate 3 so there's no way to avoid it" - But Solasta 2 is different in some very important ways
Solasta 2, developed by the smaller studio Tactical Adventures, is frequently compared to Baldur's Gate 3 due to their shared Dungeons & Dragons roots and isometric perspective. However, Solasta 2 differentiates itself through its focus on party-based family dynamics rather than individual companion relationships, a more tactical combat system, and a distinct world map exploration mechanic. While it may not match Baldur's Gate 3's narrative depth or scope, Solasta 2 aims for a unique experience with its own strengths, including utilizing updated D&D 2024 rules and offering indie-level pricing.