
Planetary Dustoff is a space-themed roguelite shooter. Go on a death riddled journey to sprawling alien environments and fight your way through hordes of enemies and epic boss battles. Take part in the revived Planetary Survey Program and help the Space Faction find a new home for humanity.
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Languages: English
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I actually don't recommend this game. It has atrocious lag/stuttering because it's coded so jankily. I would refund this in a heartbeat but I only paid $1 so the dev can keep it because it was fun enough for an hour but it's pretty thin.
Fun game to pass time, but can be extremely difficult to make any real progress, and many items hinder your game then help. Never was able to reach the bit where they can be worth while.
A game that basically takes all of the good things about other twin stick action games and leaves the chaff at the door. Random upgrades, difficult, and a great challenge. No dumb permanent progression to unlock just so you can enjoy the game. Nano recommends.
It has good looking pixel art. I haven't played too much, but I think it's a good game, specially if there is mod support with one of my favorites programming languages. Games like this support modding almost never, so it's a good feature. I think if the developer continue to develop it, it can become a master piece. I give it 8 / 10. PS: I didn't understand the purpose of anti-items though. They just seem a thing you don't want to have ever.
jogo fantástico para quem gosta de jogos parecidos com Enter the Gungeon,
Игра хорошая.
Es un roguelike tipo bullet hell del monton, lo compre con descuento y no me gusto, las pistola inicial no tiene auto ataque si mantienes el click del mouse, asi que debes spamear el click Es un juego que salio el 2019 y no ha sido actualizado desde el 2020, solo lo recomiendo con un descuento muy alto, pero aun asi hay muchos otros juegos mejores de estos generos que puedes jugar
very enjoyable and fun. Reminds of enter the gungeon or nuclear throne
The game is from my most beloved genre and after playing it for 10+h I do find it to be a bit lackluster. Weapons: Though there is some diversity, I have to say that all the melee weapons and mot pistol-tier weapons are inadequate. When it comes to melee, it's just useless - there is not enough range to hit a miniboss or a boss without taking damage. Hitting regular enemies would require you to run up to them under sometimes intense cross-fire only to find that you can't even one hit the weakest opponents. Most pistol type weapons are simply inferior to the original we get on basic character and the doctor. Their basic weapons have endless range and perfect accuracy. Why would anyone want to switch to a weapon with lower damage and shorter range? Healing - you can get healed max two hitpoints at base, which is never enough. So far I haven't managed to go beyond first stage of the third planet, despite playing similar games on ultrahard difficulties. It's not because the enemies are too difficult, but because oftenwise the best weapon I find throughout the entire run (or can afford) is the basic pistol. Items and Anti-Items - it would be nice to have some information hovering above them before we have to switch to our browser to see whether it's worth picking them up. Similar games have separate wikis for them, it would be great to have one for Planetary Dustoff too. Base. Over 34 runs I only twice met a person to be invited to the base. Including one time where I did not defeat the boss before dying so I currently only have the ammo guy. It's too RNG. There is no miniquest as in "unlock the doors", "rescue them by defeating enemies" or anything of the sorts. There is no unlockable that would allow me to start the run from the 2nd, 3rd planet, it's always from the beginning with the same setup, same enemies, same minibosses and bosses. It gets tedious and sometimes downright offturning to think that "here we go again, RNG time". When picking up a new active item, the last one simply disappears instead of being dropped and able to be picked up again. Again, combined with the lack of info before picking up items, this can be punishing. It's not a good thing when the game punishes you for trying out new things. Achievements are lackluster. Still no idea what coin emblem does. Enemies shooting from off-screen are not fun :( On the positives I love the pixelart, I like the procedurally generated maps, I like the enemies and the dialogues in the base. Feel like this game is still in process, but seeing that people 4 years ago had the same identical concerns, I'm afraid that the content expansions or development are no longer on the table. Good game if you just want to waste some time, not entirely good for high-octane gameplay.
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