DustFall FAQ — Platforms, Price, Length and Multiplayer

The DustFall FAQ collects the questions the store page actually answers and marks the ones it does not. DustFall is a single-player descent roguelite shooter from LeoGame, released on October 1, 2026 for Windows at $1.79 in the US, and the official listing settles most of the practical questions below.

Where a question has no official answer, it is written as not documented yet rather than guessed at, because the store page publishes no layer names, no boss names, no playtime estimate and no version number.

Quick Facts

The table below is the shortest version of every verifiable fact about the game. Each row comes from the Steam store page or the store API, and nothing here is inferred.

Question	Answer
Developer and publisher	LeoGame
Release date	October 1, 2026
Price (US)	$1.79
Platform	Windows
Players	Single-player only
Genre	Adventure, described as a descent roguelite shooter
Achievements	29 total, 10 highlighted names
Languages	13, including English, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese
Demo	None
Controller support	Not listed

The language list is worth singling out because it is unusually broad for a game at this price: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Turkish.

Answers the Store Page Settles

Several of the recurring questions have clean answers, and they are all about scope rather than about tactics.

• It is one game at one price, with no editions, bundles or DLC listed.
• It has no online component, so no servers or matchmaking to worry about.
• It ships with Steam Cloud, Steam Achievements and Family Sharing.
• It carries Adjustable Difficulty, Playable without Timed Input and Playable at your own pace.
• It launched finished, with no Early Access label and no demo.

The pacing entries are the most player-facing of those facts, because the game's central pressure is a surface scan that closes in from above. The store page confirms the options exist without explaining how they interact with that scan.

Questions Still Open

Some questions cannot be answered from the official listing, and they are worth listing so a reader knows the limit of what is confirmed.

• The names of the six layers and the six core bosses.
• How long a single run or a full clear takes.
• Whether progress carries between runs.
• The full payload and upgrade list, with statistics.
• The Steam review score and review count.
• What Cataclysm Mode actually changes.

For the systems that are documented, the gameplay page explains the descent loop, the ruins page covers the six-layer structure, and the controls page covers what is and is not known about input.