Salvage is a Brain-Wrecking Music Game for Windows 8, 10

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Updated on October 4, 2023

updated on October 4, 2023

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A few days ago, we shared with you a rather cool Windows 8 racing game called Spectra 8Bit Racing and if you liked it, today we’re talking about a similar one, called Salvage. Read more about it below.

Salvage has been recently pushed into the Windows Store for Windows 8 and Windows RT users and it can be downloaded completely for free. It’s described as a music game and has been created by experienced developers from the Guitar Hero and DJ Hero games. Featuring music from Noisia, Zomboy or Skism and others; the game is actually about a spaceship with which you travel at fast speeds across space and colonies. Inside the hanger, you can upgrade it and also choose the songs that you want to listen. It’s worth a try, so follow the link at the end of the article to see what it’s worth.

Salvage is a cool new music game for Windows 8

SALVAGE is the MUST HAVE MUSIC GAME for 2014. Featuring music from – NOISIA – ZOMBOY – SKISM – and many more. Created by veteran developers from the GUITAR HERO and DJ HERO series. Salvage is completely FREE to play and includes 3 songs from Noisia, Zomboy and SKisM. More songs and other items are available as in-app purchases. PLEASE NOTE Salvage is designed for TOUCHSCREEN devices. The game requires a minimum of a Surface 2 or equivalent device for the optimal gameplay experience. If you are unsure, please play the free game content before purchasing additional packs. -Spaceships -Dubstep -Lasers -Bass -Explosions

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