From Ska Studios, the award-winning indie studio behind a long list of stylistic, visceral, and brutally executed action titles that includes The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile, The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, and Charlie Murder, comes Salt and Sanctuary, the studio’s most ambitious title to date. Discover, craft, and upgrade over 600 weapons, armor pieces, spells, and items as you explore a cursed realm of forgotten cities, blood-soaked dungeons, desecrated monuments, and the fallen lords they once celebrated. Salt and Sanctuary seamlessly combines fast, brutal, and complex 2D combat with richly developed RPG mechanics. Beneath crumbling, salt-worn structures, labyrinthine passageways lead to unspeakable evil, long forgotten by man. In fog-shrouded valleys, where grinning, mossy corpses cling to rusted arms, shambling figures begin to stir. Multiplayer allows for co-operative and versus play, but it is local only.A doomed sailor is shipwrecked on an uncharted island. The game also provides a multiplayer option, and asynchronous features such as messages that may be interchanged between players. The game implements RPG concepts such as origins, classes and stat development, as well as an extensive skill tree providing hundreds of combinations. Magic and ranged attacks can also be performed. Players can wield two handed weapons for additional power, and shields to defend and parry.
There are 600 items players may use, and the several weapon categories have special movesets including air attacks.
The game features 2D hand drawn visuals, as well as gameplay mechanics similar to the Souls series. The game received positive reception from critics, who praised its graphical style and gameplay. It is heavily inspired by the Souls series by Japanese developer FromSoftware. The game was released on Mafor the PlayStation 4, with later releases for Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Salt and Sanctuary is a 2D action role-playing video game developed and published by Ska Studios.
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