Solasta II Finally Gets Release Date, Inviting You to Txplore the Lands of Neokos in March 2026

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Publisher Kepler Interactive and developer Tactical Adventures have announced that their tabletop-inspired strategy RPG Solasta II will launch in Early Access for PC via Steam on March 12, 2026. The sequel promises an expanded narrative, better cinematic visuals, and deep tactical gameplay, all built upon the definitive Dungeons & Dragons experience.

Solasta II transports you to the unknown lands of Neokos, where you must lead the four adopted Colwall siblings. Bound by a covenant left unfinished by their late mother, the siblings are drawn into an ancient conflict that threatens to consume their world and unravel their family. Their quest is to discover the truth their mother took to her grave, navigating loyalties strained by grief and faith tested by darkness.

Staying true to its tabletop roots, Solasta II perfects upon Tactical Adventures’ signature combat design by implementing the 2024 SRD ruleset. This adherence to the Dungeons & Dragons framework is designed to truly capture the spirit of sitting around the table with friends, dice in hand, delivering a tactical depth expected by fans of the genre.

To bring its heroes and villains to life, Solasta II has recruited a respectable cast of voice actors:

• Amelia Tyler (Baldur’s Gate III, Hades II) voices Shadwyn, an ancient, unknowable force whose corruption threatens to plunge Neokos into darkness.
• Ben Starr (Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Final Fantasy XVI) plays Rickard Colwall, the eldest of the siblings and a steadfast light whose loyalty runs deeper than blood.
• Devora Wilde (Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Baldur’s Gate III) voices Deorcas Colwall, a formidable warrior driven to doubt her faith by grief, leading her down a path of darkness.
• Ellen Thomas (Arcane) is Anabasia, a charismatic and manipulative leader whose silver tongue is as dangerous as any sword.