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In Dustforce, players take control of an elite team of caretakers armed with brooms, vacuums, and mops to cleanse the world of a sudden infestation of dust, leaves, and corruption. The gameplay loop centers on absolute precision: you must run up walls, dash through the air, double-jump across gaping chasms, and string together sweeping attack combos to clean every speck of dirt off the stage. Maintaining a seamless flow and keeping your momentum alive is vital to earning high letter grades (SS) and clearing out the game's notoriously challenging levels.
Developer: Hitbox Team (Console port by QLOC)
Publisher: Capcom
Platform: PlayStation Vita (PS Vita), PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, Linux
Genre: Action, Platformer, Indie
Release Date: February 2014 (PS Vita)
Players: Single-player, Local Multiplayer
Format: Digital Download (PlayStation Network / PSN via Cross-Buy with PS3 on select dates)
Incredible Momentum & Physics: Master a deep, rewarding movement system that rewards flawless execution, precise wall-running, and rapid aerial dashes.
Four Unique Caretakers: Choose from a roster of distinct characters, each offering subtle variations in speed, weight, and attack reach.
Challenging Stage Design: Conquer dozens of meticulously crafted levels ranging from tranquil gardens to hazardous industrial facilities, featuring over 150 community-voted maps.
Mesmerizing Soundtrack: Immerse yourself in a critically acclaimed, upbeat electronic and ambient soundtrack composed by Lifeformed.
Handheld Portability: Enjoy responsive physical button controls optimized for precise platforming action on the PlayStation Vita.
Dustforce is widely recognized as a notoriously difficult, high-skill platformer. While completing the basic levels is approachable, achieving SS-ranks and unlocking the endgame "Nexus" stages requires master-level precision and reflex timing.
Yes, the console versions integrated a curated selection of 150 top-tier user-created custom levels originally built by the community on the PC version.
No, Dustforce was released exclusively as a digital download title via the PlayStation Store (PSN) for the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 3.
Yes, once downloaded to your PlayStation Vita memory card, the entire single-player campaign, practice modes, and local trials can be played fully offline without an internet connection.
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