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Análisis de Salt and Santuary
Aprovechando la buena acogida de los indies en Switch y el retraso de Dark Souls Remastered para la consola de Nintendo, llega este mes de agosto «Salt and Santuary», cogiendo todo lo hacían bien los Souls y pasándolo al 2D Ya sabéis, los que escucháis nuestro podcast, que no soy amigo de las etiquetas y