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Mar 6, 201290Surprisingly exceptional and unique. [Dec 2011, p80]
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Aug 29, 201190A sandbox game in its truest interpretation - nature simulated via a charming strategy game.
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Sep 23, 201185With freeform gameplay and an enchanting visual style, From Dust is well worth the asking price of $15.
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Nov 13, 201184Gorgeous visuals and excellent physics. [Dec 2011, p.107]
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Nov 18, 201182A beautiful game with plenty of good intentions, but a near-vertical learning curve and some baffling AI render it art more than enjoyment. [Issue#211, p.98]
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Oct 29, 201180From Dust takes the god game to a slightly flawed but intriguing place. [Dec 2011, p.77]
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Sep 21, 201180Although sometimes frustrating, From Dust's take on the god genre with a series of objective-driven levels and fast paced challenge maps is an interesting twist on an old favourite.
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Sep 19, 201180The combination of aesthetic beauty and environmental manipulation make for a relaxing and pleasing game that also manages to keep you on your toes, thanks to the chain reactions that may be caused by subtle changes.
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Sep 26, 201175Being God is always fun, period! Challenging gameplay and a unique atmosphere make for a very addicting experience, but control issues and plain stupid AI keep it from reaching the absolute top in the genre.
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Dec 5, 201170This really typifies the message which From Dust projects. The natural world is unfathomably more complex and diverse than man can comprehend and so fighting against it is like holding sand – eventually, it'll slip though your fingers.
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Nov 13, 201170A fascinating and absorbing game. It's also infuriating and chaotic. [Dec 2011, p.97]