Dust to the End

Dust to the End is a story of survival in a world after nuclear war. The land turned into scorched wasteland. People waited out the disaster in underground bunkers. The radiation subsided, and the remnants of humanity climbed to the surface. The survivors split into factions and began to divide the territory and resources. Caravans between cities travel along dangerous roads, and security costs some money. The outcome depends on who the hero met during the long journey. The plot begins in Vault 507. Slavers from the Black Death launch a raid on the settlement. Residents are robbed and taken away for sale. The hero survived and now must survive on his own. The map is semi-open and includes fifty cities. Mutants stay away from the highways, and encounters with them are rarely without casualties. The squad's accuracy drops if the fighters were poorly fed and treated. The project combines role-playing game with turn-based strategy. The hero walks between settlements on foot or by transport. There are about hundreds of types of goods for resale. Mercenaries are taken into the squad, and the reputation of the residents grows from their actions. Dialogues allow you to choose your lines. Reputation opens access to rare goods and profitable deals from local merchants. Trade provides money for ammunition and mercenaries. Fights take place on separate screens and unfold step by step. Each fighter is controlled manually. There are nine types of weapons, and mercenaries have their own character and mood. These traits directly affect how a fighter behaves in a skirmish. The story is non-linear and leads to different endings. The squad is dressed and armed for a specific raid. The finale opens after a long journey through devastated lands. For those players who love survival in the wasteland, this game is suitable.