It's one of the prettier 2D games in recent memory that doesn't rely on pixelized graphics. Learning where to use this move most effectively requires some experimentation.Дustforce exudes flair and style. Part of the fun in Dustforce is puzzling out the best possible way to progress through each level.ДЄs you build your score, you'll earn a special move that can clean up every enemy and surface in your immediate area. Pressing up will allow you to climb walls and hang on ceilings. Levels are littered, ahem, with dust-covered surfaces that allow you to build a combo score as you progress. But enough about all the extras Dustforce's platforming feels so refreshing, stylish, and smooth that it's difficult to put down.Д®ach character handles a little differently, some with better range of attack, others with better speed. There are leaderboards to motivate you, though, and they constantly fluctuate, so competing with other players around the world is fluid and fun. As it stands, you might find it too difficult to unlock the second half of the game. It would have been better to have players earn credits to purchase more level unlocks. So maybe you'll never see those difficult levels at all. Maybe you'll never obtain the highest grades in some levels. In terms of single-player content, this unlock system is really the only downside in Dustforce. Perfecting these scores is really the bread and butter of the game, and earning the highest grades will give up keys to unlock more difficult levels. Hitbox Team's platformer will give you a grade based on thoroughness and finesse, as well as time. Even the creatures inhabiting each level need to be cleaned up before you can consider your mission a success. In Dustforce, players take on the role of a custodian thrust into a world where everything is dirty, dusty, covered in ooze, or just covered with a ton of leaves.

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