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Zotac ZBox Nano AD10 Plus Review

Campaigns in From Dust are structured as a sequence of missions, whereby completing certain objectives expedites the tribe’s progress and bestows additional powers, such as the capacity to jellify water. Tribal shamans alert the player to natural disasters, notably tsunamis and volcanic eruptions, shortly before they occur. These disasters can be inhibited through creative, physical manipulation of the environment: a tsunami can be jellified, wildfires extinguished, and lava flows diverted.

We are including this game today as it is one of the best indie games we have played in recent years.

The game engine is surprisingly demanding and we failed to get anything close to smooth frame rates at 720p, so we dropped the resolution to 800×600.

Sadly, even at these reduced settings, the engine was very juddery and not at all playable, often dropping to 15-18 fps. Clearly a game which demands a fairly powerful discrete card for optimal performance.

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