DustFall Cheat Sheet — Price, Layers, Achievements and Specs

Every figure on this DustFall cheat sheet comes from the Steam store listing and the app details record captured on 2026-10-08. The short version: Oct 1, 2026 release, $1.79 at capture, Windows only, Adventure, 29 achievements, six layers with six core bosses, 13 languages and no user reviews yet.

The Headline Numbers

The table below is the whole product in one pass. Nothing in it is inferred; each value is read straight off the store page or the app details record.

Field	Value at capture, 2026-10-08
Release date	Oct 1, 2026
Price (US)	$1.79, list $1.99 (10 percent off)
Platform	Windows
Genre listed	Adventure
Developer and publisher	LeoGame
Achievements	29
Layers and bosses	six layers, six core bosses
Endings	three, plus Cataclysm Mode after the ending
Languages	13
Screenshots and trailers	5 and 1
Demo and DLC	none listed
Content descriptors	none
Steam user reviews	0, rated No user reviews

Two entries decay with time: the price and the review count. Everything else is a property of the listing rather than a promotion.

The Ten Named Achievements

Steam lists 29 achievements for DustFall but publishes only ten names as a highlighted subset. Those ten are the entire public record, and one of them is flagged as hidden.

Published achievement	Note
Beneath the Topsoil	Published
Rust-Stained	Published
Bone Echo	Published
Broken Glass	Published
Silence	Published
No Home at the Bottom	Flagged hidden
First Blood	Published
Scavenger	Published
Digsite Purge	Published
Signal Interference	Published

The other 19 names, their unlock conditions and any global rarity percentages are not published, and with zero user reviews there is no community completion data to borrow either.

System Requirements in Short

Both tiers require a 64-bit processor and operating system and name Windows 10. DirectX 11 appears at both tiers, and the storage figure doubles between them.

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	win10	win10
Processor	Intel Core i5-6400 or AMD FX 8320	Intel Core i7-6400 or AMD FX 8320
Memory	4 GB RAM	8 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GTX 960 or AMD Radeon R9 280	NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB
DirectX	Version 11	Version 11
Storage	2 GB available space	4 GB available space

Two quirks are worth keeping as they are published rather than smoothing them over. The recommended tier repeats the same AMD processor as the minimum tier, and the recommended Intel chip is written as i7-6400. Those are marked to confirm against the store page wording.

Languages, Features and Ratings

Thirteen languages are listed: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Turkish. The listing does not split those into interface, subtitle and audio tiers.

The feature list is short and specific: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Custom Volume Controls, Adjustable Difficulty, playable at your own pace, playable without timed input, Stereo Sound, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. No controller support entry and no co-op entry appear. The listing carries no Steam content descriptors, and the recorded regional ratings are DEJUS l, Steam Germany 0 and IGRS 3.

Mechanics in One Paragraph

The gameplay loop is described in three store sections. The terrain is your weapon: pixels that flow, burn, explode and collapse, with oil to ignite, powder caches to detonate and crucial supports to remove. From a single shot to a disaster: starting payloads such as the Drill Round or Grenade, shaped by three-way upgrades that enhance the weapon, add passives or switch payloads. Six buried ruins: each layer has its own terrain materials, environmental reactions, enemy ecosystem and core boss, and only beating a layer core drops you into the next ruin.

What This Sheet Deliberately Leaves Out

This sheet lists only published facts, which means several columns a player might expect are missing on purpose. Layer names, layer order, weapon and payload tables, upgrade numbers, enemy and boss names, completion time, difficulty tiers, post-launch schedule and console plans all fail the publication test and are therefore absent rather than guessed.

The mechanics are expanded on How It Plays, the beginner walkthrough is on New Player Guide, and the spec detail is on Setups.