ActionFit check
Is SALVATOR worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual action players who want a score-focused asteroid attack loop
- Players who prefer short arcade-style sessions over story-heavy campaigns
- Keyboard or Xbox 360 controller users seeking simple combat controls
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for varied missions, exploration, or a deep progression system may find the single rescue-and-attack loop narrow.
- Players who dislike repeating score-focused combat may lose interest after learning the hit-streak and evolution systems.
- Players without a keyboard or Xbox 360 controller may not have a listed control option.
Our take on SALVATOR
The bounce point arrives when the repeated asteroid loop becomes the whole session: attack, build hits, trigger the thunderbolt, and raise attack power through score. Players expecting mission variety or a broader adventure structure may hit that limit quickly.
What is SALVATOR?
SALVATOR puts the player in control of an angel rescuing souls trapped inside asteroids by shadow beings.
The angel attacks with a power or sword, using either a keyboard or an Xbox 360 pad. The game records the player's score at the end of each game. After more than 5 hits, the angel releases a thunderbolt that strikes nearby objects. Score also triggers automatic changes that raise the angel's attack power. The stated objective is to return the souls home and save the world.
How SALVATOR plays
- 01Two control options
- The game supports keyboard input and an Xbox 360 pad.
- 02Asteroid attacks
- The angel uses a power or sword to strike asteroids and rescue souls.
- 03Hit streak thunderbolt
- More than 5 hits trigger a thunderbolt that strikes everything nearby.
- 04Score-based evolution
- The angel's attack power rises through automatic evolutions tied to score.
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SALVATOR: platforms & release
Is SALVATOR worth it?
It is worth it if: casual action players who want a score-focused asteroid attack loop. Skip it if: players looking for varied missions, exploration, or a deep progression system may find the single rescue-and-attack loop narrow.
Where can I download SALVATOR?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SALVATOR's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SALVATOR on?
Windows only.
