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Dustoria

Shape a quiet settlement in a forgotten desert. Keep your people comfortable, manage scarce resources, and slowly expand your city.

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August 1, 2025
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About the Game

In Dustoria, you begin with a few structures and a wide, open desert.

No enemies. No timers. Just soft winds, golden light, and the slow joy of building something from nothing.

You choose how your settlement takes shape, there's no rush.

Each building gives points based on where and how you place it.

Put your water collector near moisture, solar panels in open areas, farms close to homes.

It’s part strategy, part creativity, like a puzzle you build at your own rhythm.

Every time you level up, you gain a new piece of land. These extra tiles are procedurally generated and can be placed wherever you choose.

Want to expand near your water collectors? Or leave space for future buildings? It's up to you.