
Dusty is a third-person puzzle game focused on explore beautiful environments. Join archaeologist Dusty on his search for a mysterious civilization. Explore equipped with your extensible cane and notebook to resolve the past, the ways of the civilization and his technology of light.
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For years archaeologist Dusty has traveled the world discovering ruins, sharing his findings. One day, on one of his explorations, he finds a mysterious notebook. It contains a forgotten language, a location and list of dates written in his handwriting, but he doesn't remember ever writing them down. Following his instinct, he picked up his cane ready to unravel the mystery.
Inspired by the Canary Shepherd's Leap, explore a world hidden in sand and stone, by jumping between canyons and landslides. Interact and see fauna and flora among beautiful landscapes. Understanding the past will take you into the depths of the planet.
An intricate light technology covers the remnants of this lost civilization. Among its ruins solve its mechanisms and decipher its language in a system of various puzzles. Use your cane and observe the wildlife to solve it. Each step will lead you to the great discoveries.

Always guided by your notebook, write down every discovery. Each new clue and each new relic has its own story. How did they live? Who did it? What did they think? What does it have to do with you? Follow your instinct and solve the past.

This game is an university project by students at U-tad. The masters involved are design, art, programming, concept, modelling, animation, rigging and production from U-tad and the master's degree in musical creation and production from Loyola University.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This was a cute game, it is strongest in its visuals. Everything looks great. The game is not optimized the best and does have a few not fantastic bugs though. For a free game though, definitely worth playing
Absolutely loved it! Pretty art style, nice music and interesting puzzles. Intriguing lore as well! Finished it in one go, could not put it down. :D 100% worth giving it a try, it's free! (I played on PC, not console. Surprised it ran smooth on my 2nd hand laptop.) Wish there were checkpoints for us to complete achievements though.
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Очень атмосферная игра на один вечер
игра пыталась в визуал, и в этом её проблема, управление просто ужас, анимации дерево, всем пока
l'ambiance est chouette, les concepts d'énigmes un peu bateau mais sympa par contre il faut vraiment arrêter de baser le gameplay types jeux de plateformes quand on a pas dévelloper un système capable de gérer finement les déplacements et les sauts. On a autre chose à faire que recommencer 50 fois le même passage parce que le système de déplacement est pas efficace. Dommage, j'arrête rapidement parce que ça gâche l'expérience.
Juego de puzzles bastante simple y cortito, con un estilo muy agradable a la vista y bien entretenido, lamentablemente no tiene traducción al español pero eso no quita lo bueno que ofrece y totalmente gratis.
It looks great! It plays atrociously!
The gopping banner art is a reminder that regardless of a game's merits, artwork this ugly will put off even free customers from trying your game.
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