Perfect Loop - Soleris

Perfect Loop - Soleris

Soleris Games · 2026 · RPG, Turn-Based Strategy, Strategy, Singleplayer, Roguelite

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About Perfect Loop - Soleris

You are sent to Soleris—an island on a world threatened by an existential danger. You are trapped in a time loop to prevent the catastrophe. Every reset is another chance to learn, improve, and (hopefully) save the world.

Tactical Turn-Based Combat

Plan every move in tactical, turn-based battles where Action Points control movement and actions, and mana fuels spells. Positioning matters. Line of sight matters. Mistakes matter—until the loop kindly lets you try again.

Two Heroes, Two Different Paths to Power

Play as Diana, who levels up, distributes attributes, and gains new actions through equipment—and Artemis, a dragon who can’t equip items (tragic), but makes up for it with a flexible, dice-driven Dragon Breath system.

Gear, Loot, and Enchantments

Defeat enemies to earn weapons, armor, misc items, and enchantments. Equip gear to unlock new actions and bonuses—then do what every responsible adventurer does:
  • Dismantle unwanted loot into parts
  • Upgrade rarity for stronger stats and better abilities
  • Enchant gear to push your build even further
Gear abilities cover everything from melee, ranged, and AoE attacks to debuffs, buffs, shields, absorbs, heals, heal-over-time effects—and even summoning.

Dice Pool Progression: Buy, Upgrade, Destroy

Artemis’ power is built from dice. Each round, dice are drawn from your pool—so refine it:
  • Buy better dice with essence
  • Upgrade dice types for stronger rolls
  • Destroy weak dice to increase consistency
Pick your dice to shape Dragon Breath—damage, healing, summons, buffs, debuffs, or essence—then roll, tally the symbols, and let the outcome speak for itself.

Quests Across Multiple Loops

Quest chains are designed so that progress persists across loops whenever possible. If someone reveals a secret, you won’t “forget” it just because the world resets. The loop may rewind the day—but it doesn’t rewind your knowledge.

Explore Soleris

Travel the island, discover points of interest, track quests, and fast travel once a location is discovered—just remember: when time passes, enemies grow stronger. So yes, you can take your time… but Soleris won’t.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Feb 26, 2026
On the one hand, Perfect Loop Soleris is a typical fantasy RPG: you control two characters who must survive in a medieval world, taking on quests from NPCs, collecting items, gaining experience, and fighting enemies in turn‑based combat. If you enjoy games such as Baldur’s Gate, Fallout 1/2, Arcanum, or Shadowrun Returns/Dragonfall, this will feel very familiar. However, Soleris adds a twist to the genre by introducing roguelite elements. The heroes are trapped in a time loop, and every time they die, the story resets. Each loop carries over the XP and knowledge you gained previously, and the game leans heavily on this mechanic. You’ll need to complete a large number of loops to finish the game. At first, the difficulty is so high that you won’t survive long, and only as your accumulated experience grows will you be able to push further. Many quests are deliberately designed so they cannot be completed in a single loop—you must rely on knowledge from earlier runs (for example, new quest options appearing, or knowing exactly when to be in a certain place). You also need to explore different story paths by joining competing factions to gather all the information required. I can hig…
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Not recommended Feb 17, 2026
The "loop" is too repetitive. You hardly unlock or get anything new or exciting after most runs. Either that, or the phantoms arrive way to early. It feels like you need to take a specific path for the "correct way" or you just get locked out of options by getting killed by phantoms. Plus the "loop" is way to similar each time, with the same character and the same tricks. Way more variety is needed to really live up to a rogue-like.
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