zoner said:I'm not mad at the delay. It's now coming out when I'll be playing something else, so I'm not going to buy it.
I seriously doubt that. It's taking after games that were designed around a kbm interface, you're essentially moving a cursor.Blimblim said:I don't think the PC version has ever been shown, so no one knows how well it will control. The controls on the 360 are as good as it gets though.
Viva Pinata worked pretty well. And the analog triggers are a big plus as posted above.StuBurns said:I seriously doubt that. It's taking after games that were designed around a kbm interface, you're essentially moving a cursor.
'Pretty well' is pretty far from 'as good as it gets'.Crunched said:Viva Pinata worked pretty well. And the analog triggers are a big plus as posted above.
StuBurns said:I seriously doubt that. It's taking after games that were designed around a kbm interface, you're essentially moving a cursor.
taoofjord said:What's with you? You think you're cool because of this? It comes down to this, if you really wanted the game you'd buy it eventually, whether that's in three weeks or not. Making an immature stance like this, of which I'm assuming is just a front for gaf, is really pathetic.
Anyway, I can't wait for this. It's hard to believe that we're finally getting another game by Eric Chahi.
My understanding is once you've finished a level, you can go back and screw around as long as you want.U2NUMB said:Just watched the Giant Bomb video.. wow this game looks good. My only question is and I hope it has not been answered but is there a mode with no time limit? I tend to really not enjoy games that have a countdown and from what I could tell this game has it all over the place.
I think it would be fun to just mess around with the physics so a free range mode would be awesome. Either way I am buying to support this great looking game.
What's stopping you?wutwutwut said:My girlfriend pointed me at the game as the reason she wanted to get back into gaming (and created a Steam account in anticipation), and now I'm incredibly excited about it. I only wish I could co-op with her
Fortinbras said:Eurogamer.net
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-07-26-from-dust-review?page=2
9/10
Edge
http://www.next-gen.biz/reviews/dust-review
9/10
Gamezone.de
http://www.gamezone.de/reviews_detail.asp?gameid=29989
8.4/10
Videogameszone.de
http://www.videogameszone.de/From-D...spiel-oder-nur-simpler-Natursimulator-835890/
78%
4players.de
http://www.4players.de/4players.php/dispbericht/360/Test/23078/72474/0/From_Dust.html
82%
Destructoid:
http://www.destructoid.com/review-from-dust-207068.phtml
5.5/10
Where's your article about the impact of piracy upon PC games?Blimblim said:My impressions and videos are up:
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_the_first_10_minutes_from_dust-11540_en.html
Such an awe-inspiring game. I felt like a kid the whole time I played it.
Are you seriously getting this upset over this? I simply stated that I will not be buying it then because there will be other things out at that time that I would rather play. You know what's really pathetic? Someone thinking someone's trying to be cool by not showing interest in something. God forbid that they're just not that interested in it. Grow up.taoofjord said:What's with you? You think you're cool because of this? It comes down to this, if you really wanted the game you'd buy it eventually, whether that's in three weeks or not. Making an immature stance like this, of which I'm assuming is just a front for gaf, is really pathetic.
Anyway, I can't wait for this. It's hard to believe that we're finally getting another game by Eric Chahi.
He is the Armond White of Videogame reviewers.see5harp said:Jim Sterling.
Mikasangelos said:so XBL version is still releasing tomorrow?
Papercuts said:Yup.
DevelopmentArrested said:He is the Armond White of Videogame reviewers.
mxgt said:Why does Sterling have a job?
The sad thing is people actually make decisions on game purchases because of his 'reviews' in the comments.
We don't live in the same city... I really was hoping for some sort of online multiplayer, but apparently it'll only be added if the game's successful. So go out and buy this game, everyone.Gvaz said:What's stopping you?
The player's only real input is in moving bits of a level and telling Men which stone or totem to activate. The rest of the time, you're just watching your Men potter about doing nothing much or anything at all, or unhurriedly traversing the map en route to a destination.
This game puts you in charge of the very earth itself, yet robs you of the small, more important, interactions. If ever a game could make one feel like a God bound in chains, then From Dust is it.
There is no consistent "fun" factor, as it straddles the line carelessly between crushingly slow and frantically stressful. If it's not making you pick up and drop lava repeatedly to build a wall, it's tossing multiple forest fires at you without warning. The game loves to throw delicate balancing acts at the player, but that's really the only challenge it could ever hope to accomplish. I don't know if it's possible to make the game interesting without these moments of ludicrous stress, due to the limitations imposed on the player and the sheer lack of appreciable content.
There are many missed opportunities in From Dust's quest for simplicity. Plant life grows and it attracts animals, but to what end? No end. Villages are built, Men multiply, but they don't really do anything... They exist merely as tools -- unreliable ones at that -- in order to progress from level to level
Confidence Man said:Exactly what I was afraid of. Despite the cool tech the actual game seems way too limited and simple, ultimately relying on time pressure scenarios to deliver challenge.
So your only real complaint is that M+KB would be better suited to the game? Works for me!HyperMusic said:
Confidence Man said:Exactly what I was afraid of. Despite the cool tech the actual game seems way too limited and simple, ultimately relying on time pressure scenarios to deliver challenge.
Nope, August 17th. http://shop.ubi.com/store/ubina/en_CA/pd/ThemeID.8605600/productID.233054300/From-Dust.htmlGvaz said:It's august 7th for pc
Then we'll have to ban Edge too.Twinduct said:Again I suggest that destructiod is banned from neogaf.
It's not because they give low scores, but because they give bad scores for hits.