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Beyond sanctuary, a realm of elemental pandemonium awaits. A once-peaceful kingdom is plunged into chaos by encroaching tides of Mages: merciless embodiments of elemental chaos.
Read moreBeyond sanctuary, a realm of elemental pandemonium awaits.
A once-peaceful kingdom is plunged into chaos by encroaching tides of Mages: merciless embodiments of elemental chaos. The Marked Inquisitors, a doomed force of the condemned, once again mobilizes to stand against the existential threat of Magic. A buried secret threatens to bring an ancient empire to utter ruin.
In a land plagued by powerful and twisted Mages, the condemned Marked Inquisitors take up the hunt.
As a Marked Inquisitor, you’ll journey through the western frontier: pursuing, hunting, and obliterating the Mages that roam the realm.
You may be bound to the Inquisition, but your choices are yours.
Craft unique weapons and armor from the otherworldly flesh and bones of the Mages you destroy. Master dozens of powerful weapons and runic arts: “safe” manipulations of the corrupt Magic your foes wield.
Explore a large and labyrinthine world filled with scavengers, secrets, traps, and powerful guardians.
Team up with a fellow Inquisitor for full online co-op and drop-in quickplay online co-op, or engage in fast and chaotic PvP through various factions.
I went into Salt and Sacrifice completely open minded and blind. I have not played its much more popular predecessor and had no clue about this game's negative reviews. I also played the entire game in coop and honestly
One of my favourite games and a good succesor to the first in the series. the mixed reviews are really sad because it led to this game overall dying which sucks because it has great multiplayer and cooperative elements
devs ruined tight game play and mechanics of previous game. repetitive game play due to the mage system. best bosses are the non mages whom are not the main focus.
The devs really should look into the game Hellpoint.... they might learn how to do a weapon based "ability" system better.... especially since you can get a weapon and upgrade it as far as it goes and find it is nothing
If I wanted to play Getting Over it, I would of just played that. I might just be a IGN reviewer in skill level but I keep falling down to my death repeatedly when i'm hunting the next mage across the map for the 23rd
Of all of the complaints I have seen about this game, the only one I truly understand is the frustration of chasing the mages from point to point. However... it's the flippin' mechanic of the game. Why they decided to