Sollervir

About Sollervir

Sollervir is a tactical strategy game made by independent developer leonardocode, released on Steam in 2026. In each run, players command randomly summoned basic units, combining and upgrading them into more powerful characters, with all 80 characters to collect across 20 chapters and an endless mode.

Sollervir throws players straight into combat, with every run starting from a randomly summoned set of basic units. Even the same chapter plays out differently each time; there is no single fixed solution. The game offers nine base unit types — warrior, archer, mage, priest, rogue, spirit summoner, soldier, shaman, and monk — that players combine directly on the battlefield, leveling them up and evolving them into completely different characters. Characters can be raised to level 10, and the full roster numbers 80 collectible characters, including elite units, legendary mechs, and awakened ascension forms. Each unit belongs to one of three damage types — physical, magic, or pierce — each with its own growth curve: physical damage is strong in the early game, magic damage spikes in the late game, and pierce damage provides steady baseline output. Monsters carry their own defensive attributes, and exploiting weaknesses while overcoming resistances is the key to surviving each wave. Clearing all 20 regular chapters (10 in Part 1 and 10 in Part 2, each with its own theme and difficulty) unlocks Endless Mode, the final challenge. The game is wrapped in a rich set of side systems: Blessings (talents) — choose one of three upgrade cards after defeating a boss; Devil's Deal (curses) — take risks in exchange for powerful rewards; Voluntary Hell (pacts) — accept restrictions before entering a chapter for greater payoffs; and Dimensional Broadcast (roulette) — random events that can overturn the course of an entire run. Sollervir ships with 171 achievements, a compendium covering all 80 characters, and side activities such as a golden roulette and character gacha. The crafting table can be opened at any time to check recipes. Battles can be paused at any moment to plan the next move. When characters cast active skills, they shout the skill names in Korean, and the game includes dedicated gacha sound effects and unit-summon audio. The developer disclosed using generative AI tools such as Claude and Codex to assist development, with all AI-generated content reviewed by humans before being integrated into the game.