What happens when someone wants to make a game about janitors with the control scheme of Megaman Zero and a pinch of Sonic the Hedgehog's speed? We get Dustforce.

Each of the game's "worlds" contain plenty of pre-unlocked levels to master as you meander your way through them one after another to unlock the rest of the more challenging and meaty ones. As boring as collecting dust sounds, the mechanic of picking it up without letting your combo meter drop makes every level challenging and fun. The addition of a high-score board for each level adds tons of replayability even after you've mastered a level.

Dustforce is an excellent and subtely-challenging game that I definitely recommend picking up.

What happens when someone wants to make a game about janitors with the control scheme of Megaman Zero and a pinch of Sonic the Hedgehog's speed? We get Dustforce. Each of the game's "worlds" contain plenty of pre-unlocked levels to master as you meander your way through them one after another to unlock the rest of the more challenging and meaty ones. As boring as collecting dust sounds, the mechanic of picking it up without letting your combo meter drop makes every level challenging and fun. The addition of a high-score board for each level adds tons of replayability even after you've mastered a level. Dustforce is an excellent and subtely-challenging game that I definitely recommend picking up.