Dust and Salt

An interesting story, just wish it was longer.

A cool adaptation of a fun old chose-your-own-adventure book. With amazing art and a memorable sound track. It does have some basic turn-based battles here and there but the core of the game is an old school text based interactive story.

Couldn't tolerate catastrophically-unexplained do-it-again-stupid no-agency choose-your-own-adventure opening for long enough to see if there's anything of value afterwards. Felt like the worst games of the late 1970s.

I would call this game a fantasy reading simulator with some very basic turn-based combat. It's all very basic, but if you want some written story-driven entertainment this may be for you.

Incredibly basic, battle system is atrocious, story is standard fantasy revenge plot. Look towards IOS games Sorcery! if you want a good version of this!

Great writing, aweasome art and an overall really pleasant experience. If you like choose-your-own-adventure style games then you can't go wrong with this one.

As a gamebook fan, it was about time to play Dust and Salt. The first thing which impressed me, was the fascinating music; it creates a great atmophere. The story was intriguing and the art well-favoured. I've also enjoyed the Heroes of Might&Magic alike battles and map movement. I recommend this game and am looking forward to play the sequel The Battle for Murk!

Well written but the replay value is pretty low as the options basically boil down to "right option," "not right option but basically the same outcoume as the right option", and "you die." It's a good read though and it's worth spending a few bucks on if you want to kill a couple of hours, but once you beat it you probably won't pick it back up. Basically a chose your own adventure book for PC with some basic turn based combat thrown in here and there.