Разработчик: Ghost Ship Games
Описание
Game Editions
STANDARD EDITION
The standard edition is simply the base version of Deep Rock Galactic, nothing more, nothing less.
DELUXE EDITION
Get the DELUXE EDITION to unlock the base game as well as three packs of Cosmetic DLC: The awesome MEGACORP, DARK FUTURE, and DAWN OF THE DREAD Packs!
MASTER EDITION
Includes ROUGHNECK, RIVAL TECH, and ROBOT REBELLION packs, on top of everything in the DELUXE EDITION.
DWARVEN LEGACY
The full package - includes the base game, all Cosmetic Packs, the Supporter Pack, and the full game soundtrack split over two volumes.
Об игре
Deep Rock Galactic — кооперативный шутер от первого лица для 1-4 игроков, в котором вас ждут крутые космические дворфы, полностью разрушаемое окружение, процедурно генерируемые системы пещер и бесконечные волны инопланетных чудовищ.КООПЕРАТИВ НА 1-4 ИГРОКОВ
Действуйте вместе, как одна команда: копайте, исследуйте и сражайтесь в огромных системах пещер, где за каждым углом вас поджидают бесчисленные полчища чудовищ и несметные богатства. И помните: только работая сообща можно выжить в самых опасных пещерах в галактике!4 УНИКАЛЬНЫХ КЛАССА
Выберите класс, который лучше всего подходит к вашему стилю игры. Прорывайтесь сквозь полчища врагов в роли Стрелка; изучайте округу и освещайте путь в пещерах в роли Разведчика; прокапывайтесь даже через самую крепкую породу в роли Бурильщика; поддерживайте свою команду оборонительными сооружениями и турелями в роли Инженера.ПОЛНОСТЬЮ РАЗРУШАЕМОЕ ОКРУЖЕНИЕ
Чтобы достичь цели, уничтожайте всё, что стоит у вас на пути. Вы сами прокладываете свой путь, а значит, и сами решаете, как выполнять поставленные задачи. Пробурите прямой путь к своей цели или же проложите в пещере сложную и запутанную систему ходов и исследуйте каждый ее уголок — выбор за вами. Но продвигайтесь осторожно — поверьте, в нежданной встрече с целым роем инопланетных чудовищ нет ничего приятного!ПРОЦЕДУРНО ГЕНЕРИРУЕМАЯ СИСТЕМА ПЕЩЕР
Исследуйте сложные и запутанные процедурно генерируемые системы пещер, сражайтесь с врагами и добывайте ценные ресурсы. Вас всегда ждут новые открытия, а каждое прохождение будет неповторимым и запоминающимся.ВЫСОКОТЕХНОЛОГИЧНЫЕ УСТРОЙСТВА И ОРУЖИЕ
Чтобы сделать дело, нужны подходящие инструменты, и уж в этом-то дворфы знают толк. В их арсенале есть мощнейшее оружие и самые современные устройства: огнеметы, пулемёты, платформенные пушки и многое, многое другое.ОСВЕТИТЕ СЕБЕ ПУТЬ
Подземные пещеры темны и полны ужасов. Чтобы найти путь в непроглядной тьме, вам придётся самостоятельно освещать пещеры.Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, polish, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, ukrainian, italian, japanese, korean, turkish, spanish - latin america, hungarian, romanian
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7 64 Bit
- Процессор: Intel i5, 3rd gen (or equivalent)
- Оперативная память: 6 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7870
- DirectX: версии 11
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 3 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10 64 Bit
- Процессор: Intel i5, 7th gen (or equivalent)
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA 970 / AMD Radeon 290
- DirectX: версии 11
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 3 GB
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
This is a fantastic game. It is well put together and I have no issues with it. I am not much of a gamer but I do enjoy putting hours into this game. I love playing with my friends and the community is even better. No one is trying to out play anyone else in this game, rather, they are trying to help each other become better! There are plenty of missions to choose from if a specific one isnt to your liking, so there is plenty to do.
In just over a month, I've amassed nearly 80 hours of playtime, and Deep Rock Galactic has probably been shot up to my top five games. I was a little unsure before purchasing it if I'd enjoy it as much as some others, but I hold no regret for getting this game for me and one of my friends.
One of the big things I love about this game is the variety in supported play styles. Each class (of four total) have their own unique characteristics and abilities that also synergize really well. Switching from class to class is also made less jarring with the inclusion of the perk system, which allows for familiarity between classes. As an example, Gunner to me feels like a very slow and more clunky class, but I can equip the dash active perk to boost my movement speed every once in a while.
I would think I'm still probably considered to be in the early game (or at most entering mid), I don't have many overclocks, I have one promoted dwarf class, and I don't have more than three guns on most classes, but I foresee so many more hours I'll spend hacking away at those goals. In a sense, some missions and goals can feel a tad grindy if you play solo a lot, but grab a friend and the game is immediately back to a 10/10.
HIGHLY recommend this game to anyone considering it C:
ROCK & STONE FOREVER
nice chill co-op or single player PvE game. Everyone is friendly and don't even need a mic to communicate. You are able to access previous seasons, huge plus.
Gameplay is not repetitive, there are tasks to complete for weapons, skins, and accessories. Also large library of skin customization for your character.
TLDR: 10/10 An endlessly replayable team-based horde shooter with complex builds, buttery smooth movement, fully destructible environments, an amazing community, modding support, outstanding music, AND made by a good faith dev team with a clean slate? Whats not to like?!?
Actual Review (No Spoilers)
I think I'm fully confident in saying that Deep Rock Galactic is the overall best horde shooter ever made. It builds upon everything that came before it, and combines elements of other genres to create an extremely interesting, dynamic, and high skill ceiling game that STILL is easy for new players to get into. I seriously can't gush enough about how everything the game offers comes together to form one cohesive, intuitive experience that never gets old.
This Game Spits out Memorable Moments as if they were Pocket Change
It's insane to me just how often the "woah that was cool" feeling occurs playing this game. Whether it be discovering a cool build synergy, completing a particularly memorable mission, or just all of the goofy things this game facilitates. And on top of that the game's aesthetic, setting, resource management and enemy design combine to make you experience a range of emotions while playing - from dying of laughter to straight up terror - which can switch deceptively fast.
DRG Genuinely has the best Multiplayer PvE combat of all time
I've never played a game where every class has gotten roughly an equal amount of use. Each of the four classes are so distinctly interesting, and equally useful. They all play off each other so perfectly. This is why the teamwork part of the game is so effortlessly fun. Strictly speaking, teamwork isn't an absolute requirement to succeed, but the classes and gear are designed to give little bread crumbs for you to realize where the teamwork opportunities are, meaning you'll actively WANT to be a team player because of how rewarding it feels.
For some rapid fire positives:
Enemies - You have your basic grunt types, but also a HUGE amount of special enemies that all have different strengths and weaknesses as well as varying ways in how you need to fight them.
Mission Types - There are a variety of mission types that necessitates different builds, playstyles, and gameplans. You will slowly gravitate towards some more than others, but all of them are super fun.
Fully Destructible & Randomly Generated Levels - The backbone of DRG's replayability. There is some insane and beautiful level gen which you can tailor to your benefit, part of what fuels the memorable moment machine.
Overclocks - Each weapon in the game has a ever-growing list of overclocks you can earn or find that can completely change how a weapon functions. This is the other big part of DRG's replayability.
The Community is One of the Most Fun and Welcoming You'll Meet
Due to the nature of DRG's teamwork-based design, there is virtually zero toxicity and everyone is willing to help each other. This is the only multiplayer game i've played where I actively want to keep my lobby public. This game paired with the community makes playing 1000 times better than going solo. But even going solo is still great because you get a little helper bot to aid you.
There are also a lot of great mods from QoL to gameplay altering. There's a built-in modding tab in the game that takes you to the mod.io page. Some mods are even fully developer approved that you can run in public lobbies normally.
DRG is Liveservice Done Right
Yeah thanks to the devs sticking with the up front asking price, it doesn't fall into the trappings of a FTP model. Almost all cosmetics can be earned through in-mission events, the shop (which uses resources collected during missions), or completing the FREE battlepass for each season - which you can also switch between at will if you missed a season. The rest of them are DLC bundles which are basically this game's version of a tip jar for the devs. Support them if you want, but it's not a requirement.
The other part of liveservice being patches/game changes, they also take the win here. Balance changes largely consist of fixing bugs and buffing weaker gear and overclocks, as well as adding new enemy types, overclocks, and seasons.
In Short? I Can't Recommend this Game Enough
It's hard for me to see another multiplayer game outdo this one in the foreseeable future. You don't have to worry about meta builds, toxic teammates/enemies, or liveservice traps. It can be as stressful or as chill as you want, and regardless of if you have friends to play it with, or just going it solo, it's a game you will never forget. 10/10
Actual Time Played: 700+ hours (ported Xbox save file to Steam)
Deep Rock Galactic sets the GOLD! standard for 4-player co-op games. The teamwork-driven gameplay is top tier. Every mission feels like a new experience as no two caves are the same thanks to properly implemented procedural generation.
DRG was created by developers who wanted to make a game they themselves would enjoy playing. That love shows throughout, and is the reason why the game feels so polished.
You can have an excellent experience playing very casually, or as sweaty as possible in the highest difficulties.
The audio design is phenomenal. Calm ambient dwarven hums start you off when landing in the Drop Pod, then adrenaline-pumping synthwave kicks in during swarms. Initiating extraction once mission objectives are complete never gets old.
Fully destructible environments. Community-driven updates.
The weapon arsenal starts simple but don't be fooled, it evolves into one of the most in-depth and satisfying loadouts in any shooter once you start finding Overclocks.
Customizing weapons and gadgets can make every class feel fresh, even after hundreds of hours.
NO FOMO. You can replay past Seasons (each season has a free battle pass) and unlock all previous content just by playing the game. You can find cosmetics and weapon overclocks in cargo crates or lost equipment packs that spawn by random chance in each cave.
DLC's give you so much bang for your buck. One single DLC pack (lots of different themes) will give you a skin for 24 weapons, weapon paintjob that can be applied to any weapon, new armor redesign, armor paintjob that can be applied to any armor, new pickaxe coating, etc. All. In. One. Pack.
Truly one of the best co-op games in the industry. Incredible dev team that truly cares, and it shows. Great solo but even better in a group (randoms or friends) because you get the dwarf banter which is worth it on its own.
I highly recommended playing every class (Engineer, Gunner, Scout, Driller) as they all offer completely different experiences.
11/10, Rock and Stone!
An important aspect of any game is the developer's attitude toward the game and its players
The developers of Deep Rock Galactic excel in all these areas. I love this game. I love the way the developers continue to improve it. I was genuinely surprised to learn that you can’t spend money on microtransactions in this game, and it doesn’t have a premium battle pass. Here, you truly get all the content for free after purchasing the base game.
Recently, I decided to try HELLDIVERS 2 because the concept and premise of these two games are very similar. However, I was shocked by how much better the developers of Deep Rock Galactic are compared to the developers of HELLDIVERS 2. In Deep Rock Galactic, we got a festive holiday event and beautifully decorated lobby for the New Year. Meanwhile, in HELLDIVERS 2, there was no holiday content at all, and new players who bought the game during the big winter sale received no free New Year’s gift.
To conclude, I have immense respect for the developers of Deep Rock Galactic because finding a multiplayer game for $10 (in my region) that doesn’t demand additional money at every turn and offers regular free content updates is incredibly rare these days. On the other hand, HELLDIVERS 2 costs $40 (in my region), has a premium battle pass, microtransactions, server issues at the start of the season, bugs everywhere, and a developer who doesn’t care about new players, along with a publisher that restricts my ability to purchase the game and might even block me from playing it in the future.
Everything is known in comparison: Deep Rock Galactic > HELLDIVERS 2
Rock and Stone, brothers
As a common player i definitely like the crazy modded games with 12 miners/players and the amount of absolute chaos that erupts. For anyone who reads this hopefully ill see u in a game ROCKANDSTONE!
An alright game to chill with friends but I find it a little bit boring for some reason. Maybe I haven't played it enough.
Super great horde shooter with tons of customization and flexibility for killing bugs. Music ranging from beautiful tracks inspiring wonder while you stare in a crystal-laden cave to Intense horde music for ripping apart bugs with bullets or pickaxe. A very pleasant and simple art design with many unique environments to dig in. All the enemies have distinct looks/tells to help people Identify them in the horde with great enemy variety, requiring different strategies and approaches. There's lots of character in the voice acting with lots of charm. And best of all a great environment for fun and rewarding team play with a great community. So what are you waiting for? Let's Rock and Stone!
its a very unique and fun game. Its easy to lose track of time because you contently unlock new map or game modes. its fun and you should get it
One of the best games I've ever played hands down and is super friendly on the dlc transactions actually worth what you pay
for other games would make you pay 20 bucks for 1 skin
Did I mention how there's also battlepasses that is FREE and if you missed any previous battle passes the items in it are still obtainable via other methods in game
On top of all this goodness the gunplay, sound track, and frequent updates that add new content and so much each time all without having to pay anything
All dlcs are no progression based and every season of new content is always free for all
Peak game, it has it all, dwarves, bugs, all fun, cosmetic DLCs ONLY and most importantly... *ROCKS AND STONES!!!*
It's got a simple and fun gameplay loop, there's enough stuff even in just the Space Rig's lobby to keep you occupied for a while.
What do you even do as a dwarf? Simple, you gear up, drink, get drunk, dance, kick barrels everywhere EXCEPT for the barrel minigame, play jetty boots, annoy Mission Control till he starts fuming, go select an assignment, select your mission, go down into the caves, mine every single atom of minerals you can find, inflict genocide against the alien life down there, get back on the Space Rig. Rinse and repeat!
Does that sound a bit boring? Hmm, well if you play the same class, same weapons, same missions, same biomes then I can see why the loop would start to get stale, BUT you have 4 classes, all with 3 primaries and 3 secondaries which can both be upgraded in whatever way you see fit and also have their own unique modifications called overclock that can switch their behaviour entirely.
Let's not forget to mention all the mission types, Hazard levels, Deep Dives AND modifiers for custom HAZ 5+ missions!
So there's plenty enough to do as long as you keep it fresh :)
You'd think the game is only good with friends, which while it's true that you can have the most fun with your own friends, you can also just join or host a lobby, play with randoms and make some too if you got none!
99.9% of dwarves are friendly, will help the team get through with no problems and you don't even need a mic, press CTRL to bring out a laser pointer which can ping and say voicelines for EVERYTHING in this game, and even better, press V to ROCK AND STONE LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW!!!
And if you're too shy for randoms, luckly, BOSCO will be able to assist you in your missions; upgradable, reliable and sometimes even more competent than a real dwarf!
Is the game too hard?
Don't worry, there's a hazard level for everyone: HAZ 1 has barely any threats and lowest damage, HAZ 2 has a few bugs and they don't hurt that much so it's still pretty easy, HAZ 3 starts throwing at you a good amount of creepy crawlies for you to shoot and defend from with increased damage, HAZ 4 the 6 legged bastards start filling up the caves to an incredible level and damage taken is even greater, HAZ 5 is almost the highest level of danger you can encounter on Hoxxes with an absurd amount of bugs and damage so high you better be ready to run non stop!
If you want, you can also go HAZ 5+ with all modifiers and have fun in which ever hell hole you wanna go in, I won't spoil the fun! :)
(Elite Deep Dives are also an alternative, but I can't talk much from my experience. Despite having almost 200 hours I'm still pretty green)
Also, again, don't worry about DLCs and what not, like I said at the start, every DLC the game has is cosmetic and is there to support Ghost Ship more!
There's a Battle Pass, BUT it's always FREE!! It's full of goodies and you can also switch to past Passes too, which also increase or straight up unlock new stuff to deal with in the caves. (for better or worse...)
Honestly, I don't even know what to tell you more. Just watch some videos on why the game is great, you'll hear more of what I said here but in more detail I bet.
If you end up joining us at Deep Rock, we'll be waiting for you with enough rounds of beer to pass out enough times for a week!
Rock and Stone to all miners!
Oh, and watch out for the radon gas if you're gonna mess with the decorations during special events lmao
...AND DON'T EVER DRINK THE LEAF LOVER'S, I SWEAR ON KARL'S NAME IF YOU DO I'L-*bzzt*
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Beautiful, fun experience.
Casual and easy to get into with surprising depth and complexity
A definite must try
Extremely Fun, can play with family and friends. Can play with more than 4 players using in game mod.
This game has THE friendliest and most social player base of any game I've ever played, and you don't even need a mic as the game has a built in contextual voice communication system.
The devs have consistently released high-quality content (new weapons, mission types, enemies, etc.) beyond the base game all for free, never use FOMO against the player (any missed loot from the free-only season pass is always acquirable through regular play), never shove the paid DLC in your face (which is cosmetic-only, never pay-to-win), and the game has a fantastic and supportive community. Deep Rock Galactic is one of the absolute highest return-on-investment games you can purchase.
Rock & Stone!
Deep Rock Galactic (DRG) is more than just a game. It's an icon of cooperative PVE gaming. Most importantly, DRG is a mining company that encompasses true dwarven grit and determination.
Only with sheer determination can no more than four miners drive management crazy into early retirement with their joyous proclamations at finding large chunks of gold. Potential minor corporate shenanigans aboard the space station can be overlooked, a due respite post a successful dive (or sometimes pre-celebratory).
Go on, raise your pickaxe, and chant "We're rich!" repeatedly. Over and over again. What more incredible wealth is there than finding gold with fellow dwarven comrades? For, on Hoxxes IV, we are all frends of Karl.
[Disclaimer: I primarily play DRG on console. Hopefully, one day, management will allow us to mingle with full cross-platform.]
I tend to stay away from co op based games this is the exception. ROCK AND STONE BROTHERS
Didn't know what to expect when I got it but it's damn amazing . Best gaming community I ever experienced . Game itself is fun and addicting can't wait for second game
NOW LETS GET THAT GOLD MINERD
Deep Rock Galactic should be a glimmering example for what all co-op shooters should be; easy to pick up, fine-tuned in customization, and infinitely replayable. There's a certain spell that this game casts on its players, making each mission fun and different, no matter who you play with. The classes seamlessly fulfill their niche through their loadout, and are all fun to play in their own respects. The developers have thought of everything to make this game as fun as possible. 10/10
A fun and enjoyable FPS mining game, whether you play with friends or with randoms it can be a memorable experience.
Even after many years of release, it never truly gets old.
Pick up a copy if you don't already one it and give it a try.
And remember to
ROCK AND STONE FOR KARL!!!
One of the best co-op PvE games ever created. The game continues to be enjoyable 1000 hrs + in and it's great to have a studio that still provides patches, events, and updates...for FREE. I have purchased every DLC just to support the developers.
fun game play as dwarf shoot bug drink beer mine minerals destroy ecosystems destroy evil corporation cooperate with other dwarf yell at molly drink beer beer rock and stone
Alright, miners. It's briefing time. Settle down, shut up.
In this game, you play as a dwarf working for the interplanetary mining company Deep Rock Galactic as it plunders the planet of Hoxxes IV for its resources, as directed by Mission Control. Of course, nothing in life can be easy; assuming you can withstand the blazing heat, freezing cold, toxic sludge, lethal radiation, and other hazards the planet's wide variety of biomes throw at you, there are dozens of different hostile species that hate all the noise and light you've brought into their home, and wish to repay you by feasting on your bearded flesh.
Fortunately, you have defenses; each of the four classes in the game (Engineer, Driller, Scout, and Gunner) have an arsenal at their disposal tailored to their niche in the caves of Hoxxes. Each class has 9 weapons unique to that class, in addition to their class-specific support items. And if that's not enough variety for you, each weapon has modifications called "overclocks" that can be equipped and de-quipped at will to better suit your playstyle, sometimes changing how a weapon works entirely.
Speaking of support items, let's talk about your most powerful weapon in the caves: your teammates. While you can go it alone with the aid of a drone by the name of APD-B317 (called "Bosco" by people who actually work for a living), the game is most enjoyable with up to 3 friends and/or total strangers. Whether you play different classes to cover each other's shortcomings, or all go one class and power through for the memes is up to you!
Of course, all work and no play would make a leaflover out of any dwarf, so be sure to visit the Abyss Bar in-between missions for a beer or three. Lloyd can hook you up with a variety of flavors, including the Daily Special which will give useful buffs for your missions!
Alright, briefing is over. Management wishes you success in your endeavors. Now get to work.
- Community Tips -
> Annoying that guy in Mission Control is a beloved pastime of the dwarves of Space Rig 17. After all, we're the ones risking life and limb! Tagging compressed gold with your Laser Pointer is perhaps the greatest way to do this.
> Communicate with your team when pursuing the main/side objective! Certain mission types proceed in stages, with breaks in-between to restock ammo, pursue side objectives, etc. Take advantage of those quiet moments!
> Salute your teammates! If you Rock and Stone, you're never alone.
This game is amazing. It's possible to play entirely solo and still have fun, and you can go back to older seasons and get all the rewards from them too, so there's nothing locked out. I've played about as much as I've wanted to, and I've gotten a huge amount of value for how much I bought it for.
Rock and stone. Honestly a good game, both alone and with friends. Despite doing the same thing, more or less, every level it doesn't feel repetitive. The music is utterly rad, and I listen to it often enough even when I'm not playing the game. It is very much worth playing.
I decided to finally purchase this game in 2024 and I'd say the game is the best dwarf game ever created. Just the way they captured how dwarves act I feel as if I'm playing as a dwarf from The Hobbit. Ty for giving me these great dwarves
This game meets everything you would want for a fun game:
It's a 10/10 all around. I love it and I recommend it!
Deep Rock Galactic Review – 36 Hours In
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
After 36 hours in Deep Rock Galactic, I’m convinced that being a space-faring, beer-drinking, bug-slaying dwarf is my true calling. This game perfectly combines teamwork, exploration, and explosions into a package so fun that I’m surprised it hasn’t been outlawed.
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Gameplay – Chaotic Co-Op Goodness
The gameplay is an absolute blast—literally. Whether you’re mining rare minerals or fending off waves of horrifying alien bugs, every mission feels unique and exciting. The classes are perfectly balanced for co-op, with each dwarf bringing a critical piece of the puzzle.
Want to shoot bugs in the face? Pick the Gunner. Prefer to light up dark caves? Go Scout. Need to build a highway to nowhere? That’s Driller. And then there’s Engineer, who… well, builds turrets and just looks cool.
It’s teamwork at its finest, though you’ll still argue over who didn’t deposit their minerals in the mule.
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World – Dark, Beautiful, and Alive
The procedurally generated caves are a masterpiece. They’re dark, eerie, and filled with hidden treasures (and sometimes death traps). No two missions feel the same, and the dynamic environments keep you constantly on your toes.
Oh, and the bugs? Terrifying. Watching a swarm charge at you while you’re screaming for help is as thrilling as it is horrifying.
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Highlights – What Stands Out
✔️ Perfectly designed co-op gameplay with diverse classes.
✔️ Procedurally generated caves that keep things fresh.
✔️ An arsenal of ridiculous, satisfying weapons.
✔️ Incredible atmosphere enhanced by the game’s lighting and sound design.
✔️ The ability to drink beer in a space dwarf bar—what more could you want?
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Cons – Minor Nitpicks
❌ Playing solo isn’t as engaging—this is a co-op experience at heart.
❌ The learning curve can be a bit steep for new players.
❌ Swarms can get a little overwhelming at times (but that’s part of the fun).
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Final Thoughts – Rock and Stone Forever
Deep Rock Galactic is a game that thrives on teamwork, humor, and pure, unfiltered chaos. It’s a love letter to co-op gaming, wrapped in an explosive, bug-slaying bow. Whether you’re navigating treacherous caves or singing drinking songs at the space bar, every moment in this game is a joy.
If you’re looking for a game where you can shout “Rock and Stone!” with your friends while mining for riches and fending off alien horrors, then this is the game for you. Trust me—you won’t regret picking up that pickaxe.
Recommended for anyone who loves cooperative chaos, dwarven shenanigans, and yelling “Rock and Stone!” at their screen!
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This game just feels.. boring to me.
I put a lot of time into it with xbox gamepass, remembered i enjoyed it, and purchased it on steam after. The problem is, this game is so horrifically repetitive. Every level feels like the last reskinned, and the character customisation leaves a lot to be desired. For as pricey as it is, i really don't think it's worth it
Amazing beard mythology, 101% accurate!
Contains beer!
Dwarves can have a orgasm upon finding gold and pointing at it!
You can twerk with friends at launch bay!
10/10
This game is absolutely worth your time! It's good horde-shooting fun with a couple friends, and has a seasonal model that doesn't drain your bank account or precious time. The progression is slow and steady and always gives you something to work towards, whether it be upgrades, new weapons, or cosmetics. The difficulty levels and built-in mod support allow you to play the game to your tastes. You can tell that GSG (The devs) truly care about their players and enjoy the game just as much as we do.
If you need a sale to convince you, it very often goes on sale for $10, though it's easily worth the price tag without a sale.
Rock and Stone!
A dwarven thriller to be enjoyed with your friends classically or modernly.
I think Deep Rock Galactic is a standout co-op action game that effortlessly blends humor, strategy, and relentless action into an experience that both casual gamers and hardcore fans can enjoy. Developed by Ghost Ship Games, this 1–4 player cooperative game pits players as dwarves working for the intergalactic mining corporation, Deep Rock Galactic. Their mission? To explore dangerous, procedurally generated caves, mine valuable resources, and survive increasingly deadly threats lurking in the depths of alien planets
Gameplay
At its core, Deep Rock Galactic is a cooperative shooter with a strong emphasis on teamwork. Each player assumes one of four distinct classes: Driller, Engineer, Gunner, and Scout. Each class brings a unique set of tools and abilities, encouraging collaboration to tackle various obstacles. The Driller is essential for digging through terrain, the Engineer provides turrets and defense structures, the Gunner is your heavy artillery expert, and the Scout is perfect for reconnaissance and mobility.
The game's real charm lies in the teamwork required. While each class has its own strengths, working together to mine resources, battle hordes of enemies, and navigate the environment is where the magic happens. The caves themselves are procedurally generated, ensuring that every mission feels unique and challenging. The layouts are full of treacherous hazards, from cavernous drops to poisonous gases, making it a game of survival as much as one of exploration and combat.
The combat is fast-paced and satisfying, with waves of hostile alien creatures, from the ubiquitous insectoid “Glyphids” to terrifying larger enemies like the Praetorian. Whether you're mowing down enemies with the Gunner's powerful minigun or using the Driller's flamethrower to clear out groups, the action rarely slows down. However, the real fun comes from managing your resources and figuring out how to escape a perilous situation after things go awry—because in Deep Rock Galactic, things often go awry.
Visuals and Environment
The art style is wonderfully unique. The environments are colorful, with distinct alien biomes that range from cavernous, crystal-filled caves to the eerie, fungus-laden subterranean environments. The procedural generation ensures variety, but there's always an air of discovery, with hidden secrets and objectives to uncover. The dwarves themselves are charmingly designed, with gruff personalities and over-the-top dialogue that adds a nice layer of humor to the game's intense moments.
Despite the complexity of some cave systems, the game’s visual clarity helps players easily discern key objects, from resource nodes to dangerous creatures. The dynamic lighting, especially when using the Scout’s flares or the Gunner's turrets, adds to the atmosphere, creating moments of tension and relief.
Sound and Music
The sound design in Deep Rock Galactic is spot on. The game's soundtrack is atmospheric, with a mix of heavy rock and ambient electronic music that fits the rough, industrial setting of the dwarves. The sound effects are equally impressive, from the grinding of mining drills to the roar of a giant alien creature charging at you. There’s also a delightful level of interactivity with the sounds of each dwarf class’s actions, and the banter between the dwarves is filled with humor, adding to the charm of the game.
Progression and Replayability
The game’s progression system is incredibly rewarding. As you complete missions, you earn credits and resources, which can be used to upgrade your equipment, unlock new cosmetics, and improve your team's performance. These upgrades are crucial for taking on more difficult missions, and they provide a solid incentive to continue playing and improving.
The procedural generation keeps the game feeling fresh, and there’s always the lure of better rewards and higher difficulty levels. Whether you’re tackling the low-risk, low-reward missions or diving into the tougher, high-risk areas for massive payouts, there’s always a new challenge waiting. The game also features regular updates, seasonal events, and a dedicated community, ensuring that there's always something new to experience.
Challenges
The game does present challenges, mainly for newer players who might struggle to understand the various mechanics or may find themselves overwhelmed by the swarming enemies. However, the difficulty ramps up nicely, and experienced players can guide newcomers through the tougher missions, creating a fun, collaborative experience. The game’s reliance on teamwork means that solo play can be more difficult, though the AI companions can fill in if necessary.
Conclusion
Deep Rock Galactic offers a unique blend of tactical gameplay, cooperative action, and excellent replayability. Whether you're playing with friends or teaming up with strangers online, it’s a blast to explore alien caves, dig through the earth, and face down hostile creatures. With its charming art style, compelling progression, and dynamic co-op experience, Deep Rock Galactic is a must-play for fans of cooperative multiplayer games, especially those who enjoy a mix of strategy, exploration, and combat.
Verdict: 9/10 – A deep, addictive, and fun cooperative experience that's hard to put down.
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Blast! Mine! Drink beer! It's a load of fun with friends, love the complimenting classes and non-complexity of it all.
Legit the perfect co-op game. More fun than than anything else out there on the market - wish I played this game sooner. For Rock and Stone!
I spent a lot more than 1k hours in this game.
Sometimes alone, just to tune out to the sound of squished spacebugs and the clink of my pickaxe.
Sometimes with friends, where hilarity almost always ensues.
I rarely had a dullmoment in the thousand hours of gameplqay and those most often came just from me being too tired personally but not realizing because it kept me digging in.
I really love this game!
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It would be more fair to review games on Steam based on a number system rather than a Yes or No.
I gave Deep Rock Galactic a chance and it wasn't for me. It is a fun concept though in my opinion, undermined by repetitive game play. The aesthetics are appealing and the humor is entertaining but there isn't a compelling narrative or depth to the game. Progression is a grind, almost chore-like and ultimately this game did not deliver for me.
Deep Rock Galactic has a lot of potential, and instead of saying that I do not recommend this game, I would recommend the game if it is on sale, and if it's a game you want to pick up for occasional game play.
In summary:
Game Play: 6.4/10
* Casual Game Play: 8/10
Narrative: 4/10
Depth: 4/10
Aesthetics: 8/10
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☐ Watch paint dry instead
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☐ Grandma
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☐ Check if you can run paint
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☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
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☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
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☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
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☐ Dark Souls
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☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
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☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☑ Some lore
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☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
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☑ To infinity and beyond
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☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
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☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
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☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
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One of the best co-op games I've ever played.
I've been looking for a game like this for a long time. It made me feel the same way I did when I played Left 4 Dead. Very relaxing and replayable. The price is so cheap, yet it gives you the full experience.
The game’s main gameplay of mining and shooting bugs is simple, but the different game modes and procedurally generated maps make each session feel fresh and fun.
It’s a very cooperative game. Every team member plays an important role. You work as a team, and trying to outperform others or being the "best" doesn’t give any extra rewards. The community is also friendly and supportive. Even if you're new, experienced players will play with you and sometimes even guide you. There's very little toxicity, and nonverbal communication stands out. Pressing V or saluting to “Rock and Stone” gets others to do the same. Thanks to the ping system, players can communicate without typing.
The game is well-balanced. Every class is unique, with its own way of contributing. Each class has its own weapons and builds, and any build you choose will be helpful.
I really wish there were more games like this.
Rock and Stone!
0% woke, 100% approved
Great humorous game
Best played with friends
Unique gameplay
Simple yet pretty
easily one of the most fun game I've ever played. absolutlely amazing community
Epic art style. Epic mission. Power guns. Badass dwarfs. Cool bugs. I’m in. This is one of the best coop games I’ve ever played. Feels like a AAA dev should have made this, but it was made by a small indi team. This game get updates and does live service right. No FOMO because all content can be accessed even after the season passed. Amazing game. ROCK AND STONE!
Idk how I never wrote a review of it but this game unironically speaks for itself. It's a fun horde shooter and looter where you kill a variety of things that are either taller than you, or have more legs than you, one of the big "Four idiots fight insurmountable odds for people that don't care about them" type games.
It's incredibly fun, supports modding, and addicting. Worth picking up to play with friends.
TLDR: This is a hidden gem that combines a lot of mechanics that players love; random instances, progression, waves of enemies, humor, classes and many events that make the game offer something more for every time you haven't played it in a while.
Story: As a proud dwarf working for Deep Rock Galactic, your objective is to... mine and shoot crawling thingies! There's no real story here, it's just go in, do your objectives and get out in one piece.
Gameplay: The game manages to create a near perfect blend of action and exploration by having both interesting objectives that require you to explore enough to find and loot the required minerals to progress, scan the objectives, pump the liquid, repair the broken machinery, whatever the objective... and survive!
But taking too long can and will make hordes or waves of enemies attack you. So you don't got all day.
You have 4 characters to choose from, each with very different approaches on how to solve issues like:
-How do I go mine that sparkly stuff on the ceiling?
to
-How do I exterminate these 50+ enemies in the most efficient way possible and how do I help my teammates?
The Driller who makes easy work of traversing any surface and can inflict dots with proper tuning of his equipment.
The Scout who has very useful big AOE flares and easily traverses terrain with his grappling hook and is by far the most move... moveab... traversa... meanouer.... ahhhh, he fast okay?
The Engineer who can shoot platforms and put down turrets (pairs GREATLY with a scout),
The Gunner who has big pew pew guns, can shoot zip lines and has a very handy AOE shield to put on the ground.
You can mine, just like in minecraft, making those random maps just that much more challenging.
It's simple, really, go in a randomly generated map, do the objective which you picked from the main hub and mine those precious minerals that you use to level up your gear, try to get out alive! Easy enough, right?
Graphics: While it is very low res, or should I say obviously full of thick dwarfy polygons, it is highly understandable considering how random everything tends to be and how small this company is. They work fine and have a certain charm to them.
Audio: This might mostly be me, but I like how the music sounds, I like the random ad lib from the dwarves and I don't find any of the guns to get on my nerves (there can be a lot of shooting at times).
While this game is a bit of a grind. to me it's a good mix between Left for Dead and Minecraft... Except... There are no zombies and there's no building. Okay so maybe not the best examples but it manages to bring the good vibes of the 2 without their respective frustrations.
Extremely fun and expressive co-op play. Varied classes and endlessly replayable missions. Best experienced with a full compliment of 4 players and classes. Great gunplay and exploration, and some really sick boss fights. The random nature of the maps means some might be incredibly difficult to navigate for certain classes, but a little teamwork goes a long way in these situations.
The hub is great for goofing off, and even in-mission there are a lot of ways to interact with the environment and other miners for fun.
A riotous co-op experience!
Very fun game, especially with friends. One of the best coop shooters out there. Good diverse classes, good weapons, upgrade system and progression.
Best combination of Halo, Left4Dead & Minecraft in a single game you can get ♥
A game best played intoxicated and with friends. 10/10, would kill bugs in space for rocks.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ghost Ship Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 85 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 98% положительных (155400) |