Dust & Neon

#Beaten all bosses (at least once, a few 3 times) - 19 hours. Dust & Neon is a robot cowboy twin stick shooter with a splash of Borderlands. - 4 regions/6 bosses (Bosses can be replayed 3 times before they leave, if you wish) - Multiple types of missions with 3 different difficulties - Tonics to use to enhance gameplay for a mission or two - Two upgrade trees for your character. Three technically, including the game upgrades. - Lots of random guns. You will likely find your favorite one after some time. If you die, you loose your guns, but there is a buyback option, which can be upgraded. - You manually reload all your guns. Like a real cowboy. A fun game with a good amount of challenge and variety. Wont last you forever, but not everything has to. I liked it.

Dust & Neon is one of those games that starts simple and somehow becomes incredibly hard to put down. The shooting feels satisfying, the reload mechanics add a nice layer of skill, and every run feels like a fun little challenge to overcome. I really like the combination of fast-paced gunfights, roguelite progression, and the stylish neon-western atmosphere. The gameplay is easy to pick up, but there’s enough depth to keep you coming back and trying to improve. If you enjoy roguelites, twin-stick shooters, or just want something different with a cool Wild West aesthetic, Dust & Neon is definitely worth checking out. Really fun, satisfying, and addictive. Highly recommended! 🤠🔫

Very good. Wish it had deeper build crafting but overall very good controls and art and bosses

played this games beta back at comic con 2022 and enjoyed it a little repetitive at most times but a fun game none the less

This is a fun game to play, I had it for a long time and I'm still playing it after two of three years.

Dust & Neon is a fast-paced twin-stick shooter that successfully blends roguelite progression with a futuristic western setting full of robotic enemies, explosive gunfights, and nonstop action. The game immediately stands out because of its unusual combination of dusty frontier aesthetics and neon-lit science fiction technology. Instead of traditional cowboys battling bandits, players step into the boots of a revived gunslinger fighting against armies of machines across a ruined mechanical frontier. The concept may sound strange at first, but the game commits fully to its futuristic western identity, creating an experience that feels both stylish and surprisingly immersive. The story itself remains fairly simple, focusing on a lone gunslinger resurrected to take revenge against robot-controlled forces that have overtaken the world. Narrative depth is not the main priority here, but the setting still provides enough atmosphere to make the journey engaging. Dust & Neon uses its worldbuilding primarily to support the gameplay, and that approach works because the environments, enemies, and overall presentation consistently reinforce the feeling of surviving in a violent post-apocalypt…