While completing the initial levels is easy enough, opening the later ones requires getting an S-Ranking (a near perfect run) in earlier levels, making mastery of the game a requirement for progression. One simply can't breeze through this game on the first try. That feeling is about all that's effortless in Dustforce, as the game is often brutal-but in a good way.ĭustforce is hard. It feels much like a 2D version of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (which is ironic since Prince of Persia itself began life as a 2D platformer) and conveys a delightful sense of effortless athleticism. The ninjanitors control very smoothly, and dashing up walls while smiting massive dust bunnies can be performed with ease.
WTF Why are level endpoints so inconspicuous?Ī time trial-based platformer following a cadre of ninja janitors that fight dirt monsters by hitting them with brooms… It sounds like a great idea, right? Dustforce, the first effort from developer Hitbox Team, attempts to fill this gap in gaming with their slick 2D platformer, and for the most part it does this successfully.ĭustforce entails running through a given level, sweeping up dust on the floors, and dealing with any monsters the dust may have spawned. HIGH Flying through platforms without stopping and getting every dust piece.
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