This event serves as the tutorial by having us fight our way to the top of the ship. It was a dark and stormy night, and the ship has been boarded by pirates. We're on a mission to protect a traveling princess, and she's become a target of evil forces. Our character awakens on a ship that's out at sea. Starting out, Salt and Sanctuary gives players character creation options by allowing us to choose basic features like class, eye color, hair color and even race. While the title isn't as mechanically proficient as a Souls game, it takes the basic formula and incorporates the quick pace of a side-scrolling platformer. Salt and Sanctuary takes the Souls formula and translates it into a 2D, side-scrolling, hack-and-slash adventure worthy of controller-throwing frustration. The latest title looking to take up the mantle, Salt and Sanctuary, comes to us from developer Ska Studios. There are quite a few games that manage to hit the mark by taking the Soulsborne formula and adding their own flavor to the mix. There have been attempts to re-create the frustrating magic behind FromSoft's genre-defining IP, with many falling short by trying too hard to be exactly like those original titles.
Since the inception of Demon's Souls in 2009, the explosion of the "Soulsborne" genre has been seen in almost every format.
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