Solasta II Multiplayer Is Live: Team Up for Four-Player Co-op and the New Warlock

Grab three mates and roll some dice, because Solasta II just switched on multiplayer. Tactical Adventures shipped the free update on 10 September, and from now on up to four players can party up online and head into the world of Neokos together.
This is the feature Solasta II players have been asking for since the game hit Early Access, and the studio knows it. “Multiplayer is finally here. We know players have been waiting for it, and we want to thank everyone for their patience,” said Mathieu Girard, creative director of Solasta II and CEO of Tactical Adventures. He called the tabletop RPGs that inspire the studio “collaborative experiences at heart, best shared with friends.”
The wait had the community restless, so the update dropping set them talking:
Warlock class, World Events and QoL fixes
The update isn’t only about playing together. It also drops the Warlock in as a new playable class, adds fresh World Events to run into out in the world, throws in new character customization options, and folds in a stack of quality-of-life fixes. So even solo players get something out of it.
Girard was upfront that this is a starting point, not a finished product. He called it “the first major step for multiplayer,” and said it will keep evolving through Early Access based on player feedback. Expect it to grow.
About Solasta II
If you missed the first game, Solasta II is a CRPG built on the latest 2024 Dungeons and Dragons SRD ruleset (5.2), aiming to recreate the feel of tabletop play as faithfully as it can. You control a party of four fully voiced, customizable characters following the Colwall siblings across the unknown lands of Neokos, wrestling with a divine covenant their adoptive mother forged and broke. Your choices shape alliances, story beats and where Neokos ends up. It’s a Paris-built game from a studio founded in 2018 by lifelong tabletop fans, and it launched into Steam Early Access back in March 2026.
Available on Steam Early Access Now
Solasta II is on Steam Early Access right now, with a 20 percent discount running at the time of writing. The multiplayer update is free for anyone who already owns it, so if the game has been sitting in your library waiting for co-op, this is your cue.







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