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If there is an item you wish to have on GOG. Please release. I would pay in a heart beat. Great memories with that game. Man I would love to see this added on GOG.

Dust was my favorite game to play back in the day, along with Titanic out of Time. Have my original CD, but a hassle to play on Win Would gladly pay to play. Needs to happen again, I still have my old copy but I'd put down some cash for this. Used to have a windows XP machine just to play this.. My favorite when I was younger!

This game was awesome and I would also buy it! You will find that if you add this game, a lot of people will buy it. Please add this game! I would be more than happy to buy this one again. Please add this game, my sister in law was telling me about it and now we both need to play it. Come throug GOG whooo. I have the original. Still haven't finished it. I need to finish it!!!

Glad to see this is still getting responses in This is the first game I ever played and solidified my love of the western genre. I still have my CD, but not the old hardware to run it. We saw them put Titanic: Adventure Out of Time in the store. Since then I have hope it releases. This will be a day one buy for me as well.

Ever since gog became a thing I dreamed my first and favorite game would become available to purchase and play. I'll keep waiting. Instant buy if this ever gets a modern release.

The nostalgia is powerful with this one. I still have my original game and case. Have been trying for ages to find a way to play it. The interface shows your character's upper torso and face, and there are nice animations, such as a slight sneer to his lip when The Kid shows up.

Also, the game provides a convincing and fully explorable small town, with a handy map to aid navigation. There is a nice sense of reality and freedom as you move through this complex story.

There's even a helpful character who provides clues when you need it. The gameplay is varied, including a certain amount of inventory-gathering, information gathering through all that conversation, and, in the endgame sequence, a certain amount of Timelapse-esque puzzles. This variety is one of the game's major strengths. In fact, the game designers took a big risk with the mystic finale sequence, which could seem out of place to some players.

However, I considered it to be a rich and unexpected finale to an already good game. Good endgames are rare in this genre, and I appreciated this one. The gameplay does include a strong action element as well, and this will be a dealbreaker for pure adventurists who have no patience for arcade elements in their games.

There are two major gunfights and a final showdown with The Kid. They even named her Hilary Rodham - her maiden name. Acts a bit like her too.

This thing's empty! I'm gonna whoop your damn ass! Never got passed that part because I was dying laughing! Download, install then run the shortcut placed on the desktop or Run. If you're having problems, the FAQ may hold answers. Anyway you could possibly get Jump Raven , also from Cyberflix? The game looks as if there were three different design teams working separately without enough communication between them.

One of the things I loved the most about Cyberflix's Redjack was its beautiful unity of design, and I missed that in Dust. Also, there are some problems caused by sloppy programming. Here's an example. The game is divided into five days, and in the first day, your game choices can lead you to having a fistfight with a local bully, or avoiding the fight in fact, the entire scene altogether. Unfortunately, even if you don't have the fight, when you begin the next day, you find all the characters behaving as if you DID have the fight.

This type of thing caused a lot of confusion for me in several places in the game. Also, keeping track of all the characters names can become confusing. This problem is made even worse in the way the other characters talk to your character. I don't mind playing someone with no name, but it's confusing to be called "Kid" when there's another major character with the same name.

Another problem is a lack of logic in the inventory gathering. To pick a single example Me, either. This problem results in the dreaded "try every inventory object with everyone and every thing" type of gameplay that is unworthy of a game of this caliber. However, the strengths in this game far outpace the weaknesses, and even with my reservations, I can heartily recommend this title. How to run this game on modern Windows PC? Contact: , done in 0.