Hopefully gamers playing this will rethink their view on words and their impact on things and people. We like that the world is quite active but our favourite is the concept surrounding words and their effects. We like that this is quite the adventure. The game is described as if you will have options when it comes to your crew and recruitment but there really isn’t any. At first we thought their wouldn’t be any real combat but there is actual engagements with the enemy. We checked out some Dustborn gameplay and it’s mostly what we thought it would be. Just remember, you are posing as a rock band. Information maybe of the army that’s chasing you guys. The different factions and ideologies that are going on. Exploration is important, especially to understand the history of America in Dustborn. There’s a whole lot of “pit-stops across America”. A weird great plains exclusion Zone and even robot factories in Detroit. There’s a former government re-education camp in Oregon. There’s a decommissioned school in Nevada for gifted children. You will reach and explore a whole number of places. This road trip is not a normal one in case you couldn’t tell. You must manage your crew too so what you say to them and how they interact each other does matter. So make sure to listen to them, learn and keep the information in the files within your head. Each character has their own story and what they are running away from. Robots are moving about, talking and doing their thing. Looks like he ran away from a wealthy home or was part of a criminal group. Then you got Johnny slick hair with a mechanical hand. There’s a robot for crying out loud and a very large woman with the typical nose ring. It took us just one look to understand what’s going on. If it’s not clear, Pax has powers but they are fuelled by ‘disinformation’. There are NPCs in the Dustborn world that you can talk to but by using your words, you can completely change things. We saw pax, with the large word “Move” forcefully shove a group of soldiers away, knocking them all down. In Dustborn you can use words to literally attack enemies and literally manipulate peoples thinking and ideas. Another thing inspired by the Bible, as it teaches about he real power of words and it’s impact on people and the world but off course no one is giving credit to the Bible. You can use your words to attack enemies, manipulate characters and change things. They say that words have power… actual power. Instead of writing this game off, we decided to look in and see what’s going on and the main things that made our ears open is their concept concerning words. Now Dustborn isn’t in that league at all but it’s the feeling we are getting. It’s giving us that new marvel comics horrible forced agenda character designed feel. From the description of the game to the design of the characters. Is there anything NOT going on in her life?! She will meet others who will join her on this journey.ĭustborn has been described as “third-person, single-player, story-driven, road-tripping action-adventure about hope, love, friendship, robots - and the power of words.” Dustborn is already making us quite concerned. She can’t do this alone, especially being four months pregnant. She’s got a mission, to bring a certain package across America to Nova Scotia. So basically a very nice girl who you bring to meet your parents. She’s an outcast, a con artist and ex convict. There was a specific and big broadcast that took place 30 years ago (so 2000) that changed everything but the sounds of it. You are in the United States of America but you can’t call it united anymore. Let’s take a look.ĭustborn is set in the year 2030. This game has a very cool concept in it but even so, it has to prove itself to us as we are getting a certain image from this game. Dustborn is said to be coming out 2021 on the Xbox Series X, PS5 and PC. Dustborn is a new action adventure game developed by ‘ Red Thread Games‘ and published by ‘ Quantic Dream‘.
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