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    Dustforce

    Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Jan 17, 2012

    Dustforce is a platformer by indie developer Hitbox Team in which ninja janitors dust and sweep their way through the environment.

    mcgrittles's Dustforce (PC) review

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    Super Meat Boy with a Broom

    If there is one way to describe Dustforce is that it's basically super meat boy with a broom. It's a level based platformer that is focused on speed runs and score. You're graded on your runs by not only how fast you finished but on how much of the dirt and grime you cleaned up and how skillful you were in doing it. Luckily the gameplay is very fluid and really works well on the keyboard. While the controls take awhile to get used to you'll soon be jumping though levels like a knife through butter which is important once the harder levels start popping up. Probably the most striking part of the game is it's wonderfully simplistic hand drawn 2d art which will run on pretty much everything, shitty laptops included. If you like challenging 2d platformers or just need a game your crappy work computer can run you need Dustforce.

    Other reviews for Dustforce (PC)

      Pushes you to your limits while maintaining aesthetic perfection 0

      Dustforce! Is a game by Hitbox Team. I was lucky enough to stumble upon a trailer for Dustforce a few months ago. The art and music drew me in as well as the appearance of fluid gameplay.You're treated to a short cutscene set to a short, fun song, and then you're thrown straight into gameplay, able to start in the tutorial right away. The game is centered around making it through platforming stages and dusting as much dust as you can (done by swiping or running on top of). The tutorial is design...

      0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

      Passing Judgment on... Dustforce 0

      Hitbox Team have created what is sure-to-be a runaway success in Dustforce, given the right promotion, price-point or placement in a popular indie bundle. You play as, what is effectively a ninja caretaker (or janitor, for those of you hailing from the other side of the Atlantic). You run, flip and slide your way through the levels sweeping up leaves, dust and any other detritus left behind by the… well the game never tells you the name of the bad guys… So to counter the good guys’ Dustforce mon...

      0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

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