- June 26, 2015
- Mannequin Games LLC
All Is Dust
43%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
stability, optimization
43% User Score 790 reviews
Platforms
PCPCWinWindows
About
All Is Dust is a first-person horror game for PC and Oculus Rift. Experience the terror of a dust storm in the 1930s and unravel the mystery surrounding your decaying farm.



Audience ScoreBased on 790 reviews
story57 positive mentions
stability48 negative mentions
- The game has a unique setting and an interesting story that keeps players engaged.
- It features some genuinely creepy moments and jump scares that can catch players off guard.
- The game is free to play, making it accessible for anyone interested in a short horror experience.
- The game is plagued with bugs and crashes, making it difficult to play without interruptions.
- There is no options menu to adjust settings like sensitivity or audio, which can lead to frustrating gameplay.
- The monster mechanics are predictable and not very threatening, reducing the overall horror experience.
- story174 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its unique premise and emotional depth, while others criticize it for being vague, poorly executed, and lacking closure. Many noted that the narrative feels unfinished or disjointed, often overshadowed by gameplay issues and bugs. Overall, while there are elements of intrigue and potential, the storytelling leaves much to be desired, making it a hit-or-miss experience for players.
“The story is brilliant, the lack of an escape menu is nothing short of magnificent and the crashes are to die for.”
“The story is so basic and unoriginal that the only reason to play is for the creature themselves, although the music is actually pretty great.”
“The story was very interesting to me at first, and made me want to continue the game despite the whole process being very wonky.”
“The story is poorly written, the drawings are good enough to understand them, the gameplay is limited to run.”
“The story felt empty and didn't make any sense whatsoever.”
“The story is disturbingly linear and the antagonist is so easily thwarted that it plunges into the realm of a simple annoyance with a scary face.”