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About Perfect Loop: Soleris

Perfect Loop: Soleris is a turn-based tactical game set on Soleris, an island in a world facing an existential threat. Trapped in a time loop, you get another chance with each reset to learn, improve and try to prevent the catastrophe. You play as two heroes, Diana and Artemis, whose different progression systems shape how they fight.

Tactical combat

Battles use Action Points for movement and actions, while mana fuels spells. Positioning and line of sight matter, and a mistake can be revisited after a loop reset.

Two heroes

Diana levels up, distributes attributes and gains new actions through equipment. Artemis is a dragon who cannot equip items; instead, her flexible Dragon Breath system is driven by dice.

Gear and loot

Defeating enemies earns weapons, armor, miscellaneous items and enchantments. Equipment unlocks actions and bonuses, with abilities covering melee, ranged and area-of-effect attacks, debuffs, buffs, shields, absorbs, healing, healing over time and summons. You can dismantle unwanted loot into parts, upgrade its rarity for stronger stats and better abilities, and enchant gear to develop your build further.

Artemis’s dice pool

Artemis draws dice from her pool each round. You can buy better dice with essence, upgrade dice types for stronger rolls, and destroy weak dice to make results more consistent. Choose dice to shape Dragon Breath around damage, healing, summons, buffs, debuffs or essence; then roll and tally the symbols to determine the outcome.

Quests and exploration

Quest chains preserve progress across loops whenever possible, including knowledge of secrets revealed along the way. You can travel across Soleris, discover points of interest, track quests and fast-travel to locations once found. As time passes, enemies grow stronger.

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