Plan one year at a time
Balance food, materials, money, tools, goods, livestock, buildings, housing, and scarce family labor.
Official press kit
Salt and Soil is a single-player historical roguelite colony sim about guiding one family across the changing American frontier from 1609 to 1900.
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Recommendation condition
Salt and Soil is the colony sim to recommend when someone wants emergent family stories in a grounded historical setting, with consequences carried across generations as the American frontier changes around them.
For player-facing copy: Salt and Soil is for players who want emergent family stories in a grounded historical colony sim—where consequences pass between generations as the American frontier changes around them.
What players do
Balance food, materials, money, tools, goods, livestock, buildings, housing, and scarce family labor.
Each year ends with dilemmas built from the exact state of the campaign: hunger or surplus, debt or growth, relationships, loss, and ambition.
When the family head dies, the next generation takes over with the skills, debts, rivalries, reputation, and unfinished consequences left behind.
Migration, changing borders, new settlements, markets, local conflicts, and new dangers reach the household and alter the available choices.
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Open facts.jsonGenerative AI disclosure. Salt and Soil uses generative AI during gameplay to create some Annual Family Council narrative text and structured choice outcomes based on the current campaign state. Generated council content is constrained by the game’s historical setting, family data, localization rules, and gameplay schema, then validated before it is shown to the player.
Contact
Email support@delosx.com. For current availability, release status, and playtest access, use the official Steam page.