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How are your impressions on this game?
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Supereor: How are your impressions on this game?
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While we're at the topic of trying to get some conversation going... Greetings! How are you doing on this fine day? :D
I haven't had the chance to play Dustforce juuuust yet but from what I've seen in our test lab it looks like a tightly crafted platformer with speedrunners in mind :)
Visuals, music, and overall atmosphere are great. The dust cleaning very much reminds me of Prince of Persia 2008, where you had to collect these orb thingies, a game I really loved.

The only thing that prevents from continuing to play Dustforce are the controls. I tried playing with keyboard and with gamepad, but the character never seems to do what I want him to do. I guess the problem is that the character always ends the current movement first, before he starts the next. This means that he never seems to jump the moment I press the key/button but the moment he has finished his current running motion frame, if that makes sense; and this applies to any other movement as well. I just never had the feeling that I was controlling the character directly. I never felt the "flow" that others seem to praise about this game.

I enjoyed playing through the first levels, but once spikes and such started showing up, I had to stop playing the game.
Post edited June 14, 2014 by Falkenherz
I always wanted to play some Dustforce but I'm in situation where I don't feel comfortable on spending money on... anything ;)
First I grabbed it on humble bundle but then I saw it on gog... with soundtrack ; _ ;

Tutorial blew me away... The atmosphere of this game is unheard of.
Everything is silky smooth, you just want to fly :)

First levels are really casual, simple and nice but even on these levels you can go faster than Sonic.
All it takes is massive amounts of skill and dedication.
Leader boards makes you want to go faster, play better. Replays help you improve and feel like a scrub :)

Controls are pretty much great. Sure there is no buffer on inputs so you must be precise. Every time I die I know who made mistake.

It's funny how fast the game goes from recreational dusting to "you will never end this level".
Amazing :)