#ska studios

[poubellesouriante]

Yuki's nightmare

[renoloid372]

got a little too silly

[nightlysoul]

[insane-dinosaur]

CHARLIE MURDER!

[randomperson1638snewaccount]

more Vampire smile drawings!

they have officially rotted into my brain and now they are rambling- well dishwasher is rambling that is!

(the drawings is based off a headcanon btw!)

i wanna play The Dishwasher Vampire Smile right now but non of my siblings ever want to play it with me when i ask but that’s okay, they all have lives and stuff to do, and hey it’s a excuse to just draw them ^^

[puzzlingphronistes]

Me playing a Ska Salt game without using great hammers challenge: impossible

[bookshelvesinvideogames]

Salt and Sanctuary, in the Festering Banquet

[simplyalicee]

What am I doing with my life

Even more Dishwasher content featuring Kelly from Charlie Murder

[backloggames]

Completed both stories in The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile

[spaceclownn]

oooh you want to buy and play charlie murder ooooooh you love ska studios ooooooooh you will buy charlie murder

[poubellesouriante]

I need pills.

[renoloid372]

dishwasher stamps animated and made by meee. im posting these here cuz layout posting on spacehey is down rn

[nightlysoul]

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Top 47K - I Made a Game With Zombies In It!

Join the HG101 gang as they discuss and rank “2009’s most popular Xbox Live Indie Game based on connectivity”.

[constructbreakdown]

Who I Am -- Ska Punk (original AI song)

[lovelylarkgamin]

Salt and Sanctuary (2016)

Gameplay: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Style: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❌

Story: ⭐️⭐️⭐️❌❌

Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❌

Playable on:

PlayStation (4 & Vita)

Xbox One

Nintendo Switch

Microsoft PC

MacOS

Linux

Online co-op: No

Local co-op (not split screen): Yes

**Local co-op is achieved by offering the stone sellsword at your first sanctuary, so be sure to have that as your first item at character setup. Also, and you need a character already made for your partner at that point, so start a game with them first for character creation, back out, then start again will player one and the stone sellsword**

Salt and Sanctuary is a single player or local co-op game with gameplay that is a cross between Metroidvania and Souls-like style games. You play as an escort to a princess, beginning on a ship where you are protecting her on her way to an arranged political marriage in the name of political stability. There is an attack on the ship, and you wake up on a beach with the princess missing. Interesting premise. Why did I only give 3 stars to the story? Well, my partner and I are about half a dozen bosses in, and I only just remembered now that there was anything about a princess. There are sparse dialogue options to push some kind of vague narrative, but for the most part, what keeps the game going is its maze-like path. I honestly don’t feel the lack of story, but if that’s important to you, this story is definitely weak.

What I absolutely love about Salt and Sanctuary is the gameplay and style. We’ve lost hours to the die and reset, die and reset work on this game, but everything has just enough of that Hollow Knight cuteness to stop me from getting too frustrated at situations that would have me rage quitting in other souls-like games. Also, there’s a lot of ways to get to the same places, so if you find yourselves bashing your head on the same area again and again, try a different path.

But lovelylark, you only gave the style 4 stars!

Yeah, I know. The one thing I find a little frustrating about the style is all the grey. It’s sometimes difficult to tell the enemies apart from the background. I get that is part of the challenge, but when you have enemies that are literally invisible until they move or translucent until they drop on you, making everything kind of hard to see is a moot point. I think this would have been just a smidge more enjoyable of the enemies had more contrast against the background. I also feel that if someone went into this game not knowing some of the souls-like rules (getting back to where you died to defeat an enemy to get your xp equivalent back or how the save points function), they might need some adjustment to get a handle on things. There’s not really any explanation for people dipping their toes.

Didn’t stop me from playing, though, and having a really great time, so take that as you will. I highly recommend. Co-op works best if you have a close and long distance combat character supporting each other. Our experience of knight and mage has hit a beautiful sweet spot, but hey, maybe you’ll find out you like a different combo way better. Let me know if you do! I’m curious how other people might employ their tactics here.

Happy gaming!