This game will blow you and your expectations away, glitches and all. If you like 2D platformers (Ori and the Blind Forest, Dust: an elysian tale, or of course Metroidvania) and want to experience something brutal, unforgiving that has sharp and responsive controls gritty and depressing cyberpunk/grungy artwork, churning original soundtracks (despite being criticised for being stretched thin here, you have to realise the music is made in house too!!) that has been mixed with the 'souls formula' with RPG elements. After this experience, I can't WAIT to see what they will bring to the 3rd instalment of the Dishwasher Series. The fact that SKA Studios have laboured intensely over this game show's their commitment to creating deep, enjoyable and unique games. Mixing up that level of difficulty with the souls formula is next to genius and as someone that LOVES 2D action platformers, Salt and Sanctuary allows you to explore a more gritty and visceral world in much more depth compared to those before it. I loved the difficulty of the Dishwasher games and those, hand-in-hand could arguably rival the skill timing and patience of any 3D action platformer such as the likes of DMC and NG. but isn't that the point? I think people cry too hard when a game becomes too hard or unfair. You will hear people complain about level design and how unfair it is. So far I am 20 hours in, enjoying the exploration and challenges while still experimenting with the ability tree. Anyone who may have played a SKA Studios game previously will recognise the brutal and beautiful artwork and play style. As many people have described this game as Dark Souls x Metroidvania, which is pretty much spot on for the most of it, that isn't the entire As many people have described this game as Dark Souls x Metroidvania, which is pretty much spot on for the most of it, that isn't the entire story.
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