The almost parodically melodramatic characters and odd combination of genres that make up Dustborn lead to an eye-rolling first impression, but as my crew of mutated misfits traveled across America ...

Dustborn is a game for the freaks, the broken, the lost, the outcasts, the exiles, the ones who’ve never quite found a place. But if my time at PAX East was any indication, it resonated with people.

The power of language is at the core of everything Dustborn is about, making it an incredibly unique game. Exploring a time where the weaponization of information and how it is expressed can bring ...

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Announced earlier this year, Dustborn is an upcoming game by Dreamfall Chapters developer Red Thread Games that’s said to be “about hope, love, friendship, robots–and the power of words.” Now, Red ...

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” That’s the opening to the Gospel of John. I’m not particularly religious despite my parents’ best efforts, but I ...

Dustborn appears to be many things. It’s a road tripping adventure across an alternate United States that involves maintaining relationships between the members of a rebel gang posing as a rock group, ...

Dustborn is written as though its creators heard complaints like “Keep politics out of games” and defiantly went in the opposite direction. It is one of the most overtly political and, more ...

Dustborn is a unique little game. It’s a narrative heavy road trip with audio-based superpowers, combat with a throwable baseball bat that can be recalled Mjollnir-style, and some light ghostbusting.

Michael is a video game reviewer for Game Rant and has been writing about games professionally since 2016. He prides himself on playing and finishing as many video games as he can in all sorts of ...