Saltitude
Video game studio in Toulouse making original action games, currently the roguelite Big Hunt for PC players
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Saltitude
Saltitude is a video game studio that creates original games. Its featured title, Big Hunt, is an action roguelite in which players clear a series of levels by defeating monsters with a bow and arrows, collecting upgrades and defeating the Beast. The game is presented as inspired by The Binding of Isaac and Noita.
The studio's audience is players of action roguelite games.
Saltitude was founded in 2022 by a group of friends who have worked together since 2020 and met while studying in Toulouse, where the studio is based. The founders also make up the core team and share design, graphics and programming work.
Product: Big Hunt, an action roguelite game in which players fight through levels with a bow and arrows.
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