This Cross-Buy product entitles you to download both the PS4™ system and “PS Vita” system versions.ĭownload of this product is subject to the PlayStation Network Terms of Service and our Software Usage Terms plus any specific additional conditions applying to this product. 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.įrom 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.
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. But those who’ve been playing on PC will need to spend another $15 to play Salt and Sanctuary on the Vita.įor a closer look at Salt and Sanctuary, take a few minutes to watch the launch trailer that debuted alongside the action RPG last March Then head down to the comments section and let us know if you’re going to play the Vita port of Salt and Sanctuary when it debuts next week.A doomed sailor is shipwrecked on an uncharted island. Those who already own the PS4 version of Salt and Sanctuary will be able to download the Vita version when it debuts next week. Today’s announcement also confirmed Salt and Sanctuary will join the growing list of Cross-Buy titles available on the PlayStation Network. Ska Studios helped with a handful of tasks, including HUD and camera tweaks, but the studio’s involvement was limited otherwise. The studio handed those duties off to Sickhead Games, a studio establishing itself as something of an expert in Vita ports with similar treatments for games like Stardew Valley, Darkest Dungeon and Axiom Verge (among others). And we’re just a handful of days away from seeing Salt and Sanctuary make its way to Sony’s all but abandoned portable.Īn update from the PlayStation Blog offers a handful of new details about the upcoming Vita port, including confirmation that Ska Studios didn’t develop the portable version of Salt and Sanctuary.
One full year after Salt and Sanctuary slashed its way onto PlayStation 4 and PC, adapting the traditional Soulsborne experience into a 2D action RPG, Ska Studios says the promised PS Vita port is nearly ready for public consumption.
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