Speaking from experience, I’ve been blown up by too many allies who quite like the grenade key. I should warn you, friendly fire is a thing, and you can kill your teammates if you’re not careful. Do you want to run past enemies to gain a better vantage point, engage them in melee combat, throw grenades over walls from a safe distance, heal or buff your teammates, or kick a teammate in the unmentionables because they’re stealing your kills? Do you want to sacrifice accuracy to aim for a specific limb, much like in the Fallout series, to inflict status effects on your foes? How you play is up to you.ĭustwind may initially seem relaxed, but even when you’re not clicking anything, you’re actively participating in gameplay. If you do precisely nothing, you’ll just keep auto-attacking. However, your actions can decide how you interact with the world. Your character will normally stand and shoot at the nearest enemy. Rather than being turn-based, this game offers an RTS or MOBA-esque element to game play. Playing this game is simple mastering this game is incredibly difficult.
Dustwind is one of the most satisfying games I’ve played in a long time, so long as you focus on what’s going on. Dustwind revels in the over-the-top and borderline ridiculous, with quad-barrelled rocket launchers, dogs shooting miniguns from inside a tank, and enemies turning to red giblets and fine mist when you land a kill. However, apart from this, the similarities to Fallout ended quite quickly as this game is unexpected both in gameplay and tone. The weapons, armour and the tools at your disposal are endless and every combat style can be effective in-game. You read that right if you ever wanted to experience the end of the world as man’s best friend, you can do so. The player is given four races to choose from: Humans, the most versatile race and able to use all equipment, Valkyries, a melee unit that will tear you to shreds if it gets too close, Bipedal robots with enough firepower to level buildings, and dogs. Whilst this game is a top-down, isometric-style, post-apocalyptic shooter along the lines of Fallout and Fallout 2, the game offers an unparalleled level of flexibility in character customisation. I should warn you – this game isn’t afraid to be just that little bit edgy. This game, an online tactical shooter, focuses heavily on customisation, letting you play any way you want, and offers you a multitude of ways to turn your foes into mushy red paste. Harkening back to the days of the original two Fallout games, Dustwind combines the often-serious post-apocalyptic genre with the kind of attitude seen in games like Bulletstorm and Borderlands. Dustwind, developed by aptly named Dustwind Studios, is not a game for the light-hearted or relaxed gamer. Only the strongest, most badass and edgiest of people have survived the slaughter. Humanity has been reduced to five percent of its population after a war with the machines.
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Image Credit – Z-Software GmbH Release Date & Priceĭustwind – The Last Resort is coming to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on September 15th.
Use a multitude of different tactical options to take out your enemies.Seek revenge against those that hurt you in the 10-hour long singleplayer campaign set across 16 missions.Here is some of what you can expect in Dustwind – The Last Resort: There is also a “Skirmish mode” included, which sees you come up against bots in various different game modes. You can go in guns blazing, utilise your environment and set traps, or stealth your way through. The story takes place across 16 different missions, each of which can be approached in numerous different ways. Players will take on the role of a nameless woman who, after being beaten and left to die, must seek revenge on those who hurt her. Image Credit – Z-Software GmbH What Is Dustwind – The Last Resort?ĭustwind – The Last Resort is a top-down real-time action game set in a post-apocalyptic world.
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