In Salt And Sacrifice that’s not always the case, as you never feel 100% confident of your actions or that the game will be playing entirely fair. ![]() Soulsborne games get away with being as hard as they are because no matter how much you kid yourself it’s always your fault you fail, not the game’s. ![]() Metal Gear Solid Delta explains the name and we’re only more confused This is a nice idea in theory, and works in Monster Hunter because there’s not much difference in how difficult it is to traverse different parts of a level, but in Salt And Sacrifice things are a lot more complicated, with difficult jumps that are not always easy to judge in a split second. There’s also a Monster Hunter influence in terms of how mobile the mages are, as rather than just hanging out in their own specific boss area they’ll often take off of their own accord and you’ll have to pursue them back through the level. The crafting and armour system also borrows from outside sources and is similar in concept to Monster Hunter, as you craft new items and weapons from material dropped by defeated mages. Like Dark Souls, this is technically an action role-playing game but the levelling up system is closer to something like Skyrim, in that you don’t increase individual stats but instead unlock new abilities from a skill tree. Dodging is vitally important, but since you’re only moving along a 2D plane it’s naturally more simplistic, from a tactical point of view, than a 3D game. ![]() ![]() As in any Soulsborne game the combat is not mechanically complicated, but each weapon has its own super move to power up and elemental damage and resistances to consider.
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