Dustforce Art

First I want to say this is not as hard of an achievement as one might think. The levels aren’t really difficult once you learn them, and the biggest issue to the harder levels is mostly the length of the level. The longer the level the more likely you will mess up. You must complete all none custom levels to get this achievement. Master of the Custodial Arts is glitchy and might not unlock during your first playthrough. If that happens you will need to start over again on a new save. At the bottom of the guide is what I did differently to unlock the achievement.

For future reference the \'partial controller support\' tag means that the specified game is controller compatible, but you need to use a keyboard at some point, usually for main menus or configuration purposes. Dustforce is the latter; if you press ESC and click on the options tab, you can freely bind controls. What are the differences between the characters? Ask Question. You have the option to select one of four characters. What are the differences between these four characters? They don\'t appear to be purely cosmetic, as the third one (short girl with dusters) has a triple jump, which none of the others have. Share improve this.

I’m posting a video of the final 8 levels for reference. Please watch if you are unsure how to complete a section or if you need a visual aid.Tips- I highly suggest using the d-pad for better control on your character. If you have a d-pad that can turn, make sure the corners are up. This will save you controllers (I went through two of them).- Try every character and have one as a preference. If you have difficulties within a level, a character switch might help.- Every character can beat every level and travel to every level on the world map.

Some levels though are easier to beat with a specific character.- If you can beat a level but need a better score, watch a few replays and see how others play it. If you cannot beat a level and need to see how to do it, research on YouTube.- Turn on quick restart in the options menu.

Once turned on all you need to do is hit the select button to restart the level instead of having to waste time by going to the pause menu.- You will learn more about the game as you progress through the levels. The levels are set up differently but have the same formula to beat it.- None of the levels, original and custom, require the spike jumping technique to complete unless using dustkid.- The only advanced technique I use is the air dash jump.

Phoenix from the dustforce community made a great video on YouTube explaining the advance techniques.- Practice makes perfect. Do not attempt to double-S a level until you can complete it without messing up through the majority of the level.- Try the custom levels. I learned a lot from playing them. I must note too that I found them way more fun and entertaining than the original levels.- Pay attention to how you beat the!

Yotta is a mash-up of all of them put together with the final ascent being the original part of the level.- Yotta is not that hard of a level to beat. What may keep players from a double-S score is the pure length of the level.

Once learned do not pause through the course of the level to re-situate yourself as you may mess up even more than just continuing the level. I highly suggest using dustman as he is the most balanced for the level.- This achievement will take time to get. Thanks to venommasterI completed all levels with double Sand dont get The achievementafter that i tried it a second time andused all The solutions he mentionedin bis Guide and on The second timeit unlocked The only thing i die differentthat was very usefull is that i used abackup safe i played it on a usbflashdrive and saved after every 4th Levelto The cloud if i completed a Level and it wasnta double S i used The backup and copied it backto The usb drive.

And after i completedall levels again The achievement finallyunlocked after i Double S\'ed Yotta again. ^^And sorry for my english xD but shit happens;).

Clean up the world with style!As an acrobatic janitor, you are an adept force against dust and disorder. Leap and dash off walls and ceilings, and deftly traverse precarious environments. Cleanse each level swiftly and thoroughly to achieve mastery in this 2D, sweep-\'em-up platformer.-Dustforce has over 50 levels, from elegant exploration maps to intense challenges for hardcore players.-Compete on the online leaderboard and instantly watch replays of every player\'s best attempts.-Roam through a myriad of beautiful environments accompanied by an original soundtrack.-Create and share custom maps with the powerful level editor and integrated map sharing server.-Play against your friends with local multiplayer matches.

If there\'s anything this game excels at; it\'s the art/style. It\'s a beautiful game; although at times the game play might be frustrating, the scenery is great to look at and the music is gorgeous.Game play is also great; there is a good tutorial to teach the basic controls. However, some \'advanced moves/tactics\' must be discovered yourself; and these moves are essential for beating the 50-some levels.All levels and other utilities are connected with the same world. There are virtually no menus, and with the recent update, getting around is very easy for any newbie. Is a game by Hitbox Team. I was lucky enough to stumble upon a trailer for Dustforce a few months ago. The art and music drew me in as well as the appearance of fluid gameplay.You\'re treated to a short cutscene set to a short, fun song, and then you\'re thrown straight into gameplay, able to start in the tutorial right away.

The game is centered around making it through platforming stages and dusting as much dust as you can (done by swiping or running on top of). The tutorial is designed well, with the controls building upon themselves as the tutorial progresses.

You see this combo meter, not sure of what it is, until the end where you can see \'oh, I get a completion and finesse score!\' At the end of the tutorial, you feel like you have a grasp of the game!Until you realize you don\'t. But not in a bad way. Note that this game is very difficult - you\'ll get crushed in the first few easy stages, working for the perfect rank (done by dusting all the dust without dying (which breaks your combo)).The death mechanic is done in a nice way, sending you back to a previous checkpoint, or you can just restart the stage. This way, working from just learning a level to perfecting it is as non-frustrating as possible.You do well in stages to unlock keys in harder stages, so in a way the entire game you are getting better and better at the controls. Very nicely designed difficulty curve - the controls at first can feel finicky, but as you get experienced you realize that they are quite smooth and elegant to traverse the world with.All of this is set to an awesome soundtrack and easy-on-the-eyes graphics. This game is beautiful, and I mean it.just watch a trailer.

First I want to say this is not as hard of an achievement as one might think. The levels aren’t really difficult once you learn them, and the biggest issue to the harder levels is mostly the length of the level. The longer the level the more likely you will mess up. You must complete all none custom levels to get this achievement. Master of the Custodial Arts is glitchy and might not unlock during your first playthrough. If that happens you will need to start over again on a new save. At the bottom of the guide is what I did differently to unlock the achievement.

For future reference the \'partial controller support\' tag means that the specified game is controller compatible, but you need to use a keyboard at some point, usually for main menus or configuration purposes. Dustforce is the latter; if you press ESC and click on the options tab, you can freely bind controls. What are the differences between the characters? Ask Question. You have the option to select one of four characters. What are the differences between these four characters? They don\'t appear to be purely cosmetic, as the third one (short girl with dusters) has a triple jump, which none of the others have. Share improve this.

I’m posting a video of the final 8 levels for reference. Please watch if you are unsure how to complete a section or if you need a visual aid.Tips- I highly suggest using the d-pad for better control on your character. If you have a d-pad that can turn, make sure the corners are up. This will save you controllers (I went through two of them).- Try every character and have one as a preference. If you have difficulties within a level, a character switch might help.- Every character can beat every level and travel to every level on the world map.

Some levels though are easier to beat with a specific character.- If you can beat a level but need a better score, watch a few replays and see how others play it. If you cannot beat a level and need to see how to do it, research on YouTube.- Turn on quick restart in the options menu.

Once turned on all you need to do is hit the select button to restart the level instead of having to waste time by going to the pause menu.- You will learn more about the game as you progress through the levels. The levels are set up differently but have the same formula to beat it.- None of the levels, original and custom, require the spike jumping technique to complete unless using dustkid.- The only advanced technique I use is the air dash jump.

Phoenix from the dustforce community made a great video on YouTube explaining the advance techniques.- Practice makes perfect. Do not attempt to double-S a level until you can complete it without messing up through the majority of the level.- Try the custom levels. I learned a lot from playing them. I must note too that I found them way more fun and entertaining than the original levels.- Pay attention to how you beat the!

Yotta is a mash-up of all of them put together with the final ascent being the original part of the level.- Yotta is not that hard of a level to beat. What may keep players from a double-S score is the pure length of the level.

Once learned do not pause through the course of the level to re-situate yourself as you may mess up even more than just continuing the level. I highly suggest using dustman as he is the most balanced for the level.- This achievement will take time to get. Thanks to venommasterI completed all levels with double Sand dont get The achievementafter that i tried it a second time andused all The solutions he mentionedin bis Guide and on The second timeit unlocked The only thing i die differentthat was very usefull is that i used abackup safe i played it on a usbflashdrive and saved after every 4th Levelto The cloud if i completed a Level and it wasnta double S i used The backup and copied it backto The usb drive.

And after i completedall levels again The achievement finallyunlocked after i Double S\'ed Yotta again. ^^And sorry for my english xD but shit happens;).

Clean up the world with style!As an acrobatic janitor, you are an adept force against dust and disorder. Leap and dash off walls and ceilings, and deftly traverse precarious environments. Cleanse each level swiftly and thoroughly to achieve mastery in this 2D, sweep-\'em-up platformer.-Dustforce has over 50 levels, from elegant exploration maps to intense challenges for hardcore players.-Compete on the online leaderboard and instantly watch replays of every player\'s best attempts.-Roam through a myriad of beautiful environments accompanied by an original soundtrack.-Create and share custom maps with the powerful level editor and integrated map sharing server.-Play against your friends with local multiplayer matches.

If there\'s anything this game excels at; it\'s the art/style. It\'s a beautiful game; although at times the game play might be frustrating, the scenery is great to look at and the music is gorgeous.Game play is also great; there is a good tutorial to teach the basic controls. However, some \'advanced moves/tactics\' must be discovered yourself; and these moves are essential for beating the 50-some levels.All levels and other utilities are connected with the same world. There are virtually no menus, and with the recent update, getting around is very easy for any newbie. Is a game by Hitbox Team. I was lucky enough to stumble upon a trailer for Dustforce a few months ago. The art and music drew me in as well as the appearance of fluid gameplay.You\'re treated to a short cutscene set to a short, fun song, and then you\'re thrown straight into gameplay, able to start in the tutorial right away.

The game is centered around making it through platforming stages and dusting as much dust as you can (done by swiping or running on top of). The tutorial is designed well, with the controls building upon themselves as the tutorial progresses.

You see this combo meter, not sure of what it is, until the end where you can see \'oh, I get a completion and finesse score!\' At the end of the tutorial, you feel like you have a grasp of the game!Until you realize you don\'t. But not in a bad way. Note that this game is very difficult - you\'ll get crushed in the first few easy stages, working for the perfect rank (done by dusting all the dust without dying (which breaks your combo)).The death mechanic is done in a nice way, sending you back to a previous checkpoint, or you can just restart the stage. This way, working from just learning a level to perfecting it is as non-frustrating as possible.You do well in stages to unlock keys in harder stages, so in a way the entire game you are getting better and better at the controls. Very nicely designed difficulty curve - the controls at first can feel finicky, but as you get experienced you realize that they are quite smooth and elegant to traverse the world with.All of this is set to an awesome soundtrack and easy-on-the-eyes graphics. This game is beautiful, and I mean it.just watch a trailer.