If you are looking for a good narrative adventure that respects your ability to choose and explore, Dustborn is for you.
Cubed3's Lee Mehr: "When it’s all said and done, what’s left is a strange – if admittedly ambitious – goulash of superhero antics, cross-country vistas, and budding relationships that feel uniquely boring. Red Thread so desperately wants to tackle the troubled soul of modern America whilst also batting around enemies with powers and snark in a cel-shaded dystopia. It can’t really make any meaningful commentary because its allusions are so softened and confused. Being an Anomal is less like a targeted minority and more of an aesthetic, akin to a spiked leather jacket. Dustborn is that jacket littered with corporate logos: not merely superficial, but also achingly insincere."
"More a tedious message than a game, Dustborn is contrived and uninteresting outside of a superb art style and soundtrack."
- Stuart Cullen, TechStomper
TSA writes: Featuring some of the most naturalistic conversations and charactes, Dustborn is only let down by its less polished gameplay ideas.
Oh Look. Another 7 / 10 review for a game that was universally hated and only made to push devs personal agendas.
If you really have to ask that. You are their target audience and beyond redemption.
It takes literally 5 minutes of gameplay in this game to see it has only one thing going on, and that's a crazy left wing agenda.
Maybe you should first learn what the word means so you dont hurt your tiny brains by thinking about it too much.
Well 7 out of 10 means a pretty crap game going by scoring standards now days, where they don't use anything as low as 5 unless a game is broken.
