I got this game along with some other titles like Mass Effect 2 and Crysis 2 and it was sort of on the low end of the games to play list for me. As it stands, I have beaten From Dust and have yet to finish either of the other two. That's not necessarily because of the length of the games rather it's because I got sucked into playing From Dust and just didnt want to put it down. Having the power to manipulate the game world is intriguinig and entertaining. I just couldnt put it down. I finished it in a couple of days, the story line is next to nothing and there is only one cinematic scene played after every and I mean every level which gets old, but it was still a surprisingly fun game to play. From grabbing earth to water to, my favorite, lava each level has a specific task for you to achieve. There are also challenges to complete that can be quite puzzling at times. I havent felt this way about a games originality since Black and White. It was a blast to play through and fun to pick up every once in a while to go through the challenges if I have 5-10 minutes. All in all a great game that shouldnt be overlooked as we cling to the FPS plethora of games hitting the shelves.
The game probably would of gotten 1 more point on console, but on a pc game standard, the restricted control and shallow gameplay took the score down. The objective of the game is to lead your tribes of masked man to ... Read Full Review
Ubisoft's new god-game From Dust grants you power to bend the world around you in order to help villagers get from one place to another. It's that simple. It's a combination of Populous and Black & White in which everyth... Read Full Review
