- August 26, 2020
- C3 Games
Dust to Dusk
Platforms
About
Come play the new-and-improved version of Dust to Dusk on Steam! Game Overview: Set in a modern Japanese office, this horror-inspired adventure title employs the unique Zapping system, which allows you to play the story from the point of view of multiple characters. Although zapping isn't required to reach the game's true ending, it does fill in plenty of gaps and will help you better under…





- The game features an engaging and well-written story with unexpected plot twists and multiple endings.
- The atmosphere is consistently enhanced by high-quality localization, a fantastic soundtrack, and charming character interactions.
- The unique 'Zapping' mechanic allows players to experience different perspectives, adding depth to the narrative and gameplay.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- There are minor technical limitations, such as the inability to adjust the game window size for full-screen play.
- Some puzzles may be too easy for players looking for a greater challenge.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is highly praised for its engaging plot, unexpected twists, and multiple endings, making it a standout feature despite the game's short length. Players appreciate the focus on narrative and exploration, with hidden text enriching the experience, while the absence of traditional horror elements like jump scares enhances the atmospheric storytelling. Overall, the game is considered a satisfying and well-crafted ghost story that offers significant value for its price.
“The story was amazing even if the game was short.”
“Love the plot twist and the four endings.”
“As the story progressed, I was kept wanting to know more, and the game's unique mechanic, zapping, played a part in that.”
“The story for how short it was still managed to surprise me in ways I didn't see coming.”
“I wasn't too sure what to think about the overall plot until I got everything in the gallery and unlocked one last side story.”
“When you are progressing through the story, generally speaking you will want to swap perspectives to the other character until you are forced back to Jun so you get the most out of the narrative.”