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Test Chamber – Salt And Sanctuary
Ska Studios is back with a "Soulsvania" title heavily inspired by the Souls series and Castlevania/platformers, and we had a chance to take a beta build of Salt and Sanctuary out for a spin.
With a robust selection of weapons and playstyles, players journey through an atmospheric world while leveling up, collecting gear, and taking on massive bosses. Instead of souls, players collect salt, which is used in a similar fashion to level up and progress through skill trees. Bonfires are replaced by sanctuaries that function as checkpoints and places to restore potions and health.
Join Daniel Tack and Brian Shea as they explore this dark new world in this episode of Test Chamber. Let us know if you'd like to see some extended play in an episode of Chronicles! Salt and Sanctuary will be coming to PS4, PC, and Vita.
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