
All Is Dust is a first-person horror game for PC and Oculus Rift. Experience the terror of a dust storm in the 1930s and unravel the mystery surrounding your decaying farm.
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[b]EST Completion Time (1 Playthrough):[/b] 30 minutes [b]Achievements Available:[/b] 0 (N/A) [b]Trading Cards Available:[/b] 0 (N/A) [i]Imagine...[/i] it’s 1931 and your farm – among the rest of Oklahoma – has been devastated by the Dust Bowl; however, with your daughter, Patricia, missing and your farmland seemingly plagued by unnatural forces, the suffocating dust becomes the least of your problems. [i]All Is Dust[/i] is a short, free-to-play horror game which spans the course of 3 nights, each of which you are assigned a unique task (i.e., [spoiler]unlocking Patricia's room, piecing together the fragments of the story, and destroying ritual items[/spoiler]) as you attempt to unravel the mysterious and horrific events that have occurred upon your once vibrant land. Perhaps more challenging than the tasks themselves, however, is navigating the map while evading the dangers of your desolate farmland (which are often more annoying than terrifying). ⚠️ Navigationally-challenged players BEWARE, there's no compass! [b]The True Horrors of [i]All Is Dust[/i]:[/b] • The Dust Bowl seemingly obliterated any in-game settings (as none are present). • The developers must have been blinded by the dust, as the little text within the game contains typos. • The bugs seemingly seeped out from the soil of our land into the game itself, and many of the functions do not work as intended (or at all). • The story ends as abruptly as it begins, leaving us with more questions than answers. Horrors aside, [i]All Is Dust[/i] has a few redeeming qualities including its eerie environment, hand-drawn cutscenes, and that it's truly 100% free-to-play. Unfortunately, these little lights aside, it'd be better off collecting dust on your shelf.
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Birinci şahıs eskilerden kalma güzel bir oyun ama adı üstünde eski yani.
Генерик инди-хоррор на 30 минут напоминающий о буме летсплеев в 2012, спасибо за воспоминания.
i dont even remember playing this game ....
[b]All Is Dust[/b] is a short first-person horror game set in 1930s. Takes place in Oklahoma, in rough dusty area. However that is not the biggest of the problems. Protagonist of the game – farmer – has to explore his dried up farm looking for clues to find what is exactly transpiring. And he must do everything smartly, because supernatural doesn't want interference. [b]All Is Dust[/b] is free, so I always say that is enough of a reason to give a game a try. The atmosphere is quite alright. And it’s a short experience that even people that are not good with horror can try. I played it on my YouTube channel very long time ago. https://youtu.be/9fKH72X1pgE
I played this game on my YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpzrggMvkUI All Is Dust is a free little horror game. You get to explore a farm. The map is pretty dang big. And the cutscenes are very well done. As well as the atmosphere making you feel like your right there on the farm. The monster(s) however can be glitchy as hell. It seems like most of the time when the monster(s) hit you, then you get stuck to it. Then you die. I remember at the games climax I died multiple times because of that. I also seemed to get stuck on nothing at times as well. Yeah, this game is pretty buggy. But all in all for a free game with some issues and some really well done elements; this game is OK! It is for sure worth a try!
Жена сказала, что если на этом обзоре наберётся 10 лайков и 5 наград, то она подарит ящик пива. Мужики, выручайте!
⭐⭐ I have a soft spot for little indie horror games like this. There's this sort of rough, homemade charm to them. This one in particular is pretty creepy. The monster design is very unique and the way it follows you around the farm creates a surprisingly effective amount of fear. It's not terrifying but it's creepy enough. It's free and doesn't take long to beat so I'd say it's worth checking out if you enjoy obscure little indie titles.
(youtube: Azaroth_Kazty) um pai foi atrás de sua filha no meio do mato, porém, era palco de uma seita satânica. Dai, como um bom pai, ele vai atrás de sua filha, a Patrícia (Abravanel), e enfrenta alguns demônios. Agora, se ele vai conseguir salvar a sua filha ou não, você terá que descobrir jogando.
很吓人,我受不了,走着走着那红色的怪物就闪到你背后了,你一靠近它 它就会变成红色烟雾消失,但是有一口打水的水井边上,在你转动滑轮的时候会被那怪物攻击,本来就看不懂英文,看不到自己的血条就算了,还有根本不知道该往哪里走就很难搞
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