Разработчик: Ghost Ship Games
Описание
Roadmap, Publishing, Game Editions and Discord
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
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!
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.
Even without friends, It's a really fun game and a example of good practices to the game industry. ROCK AND STONE, BROTHA!
This game is one of the few fun and functional co-cop shooters to come out in the last 10 years.
Casual co-op action with surprising amount of depth. Revolving around 4 classes, you get to develop and upgrade each one to fit your play style. While some builds might be more optimal than others, you can make most options work and with several difficulty levels to choose from, you can tailor the gameplay experience to your liking. For more hardcore and competitive players, the deep dives and various difficulty options offer a proper challenge.
The "endgame" gameplay does not directly any goals to work towards, which can be either a positive or negative, depending on the player. There are a lot of weapon modifications and cosmetics to collect, but most dedicated players might find themselves not having too much to do, as content upgrades and patches come in relatively slowly.
Considering the affordable price, especially at sale, Deep Rock Galactic is a steal and worth trying out, especially for more casual players.
Grab friends and kill bugs, lots of 'em.
Nice soundtrack and good atmosphere.
One of the best co-op/multiplayer game of the last decade probably. Lets take a quick look:
Pros:
*Varlety of biomes, missions, foes and side/seasonal quests/events
*Crazy dwarves with dangerous beer recipes
*Balanced and creative classes
*Mule (only witness of heroism where no dwarf returns home)
*Customization options
*Beard, lots of 'em
Cons:
*No storyline (who cares when there is so much fun!)
*As a Deep Rock lover, I would prefer more perks
*Female characters maybe
Play it while there is still an active community.
For Rock and Stone!
I've played so much of this game. Not only do they keep adding more content, there is no pay to win. it is fun to start with new players and rank them up to skilled. Such a fun game.
900hours in, i suppose it does affect how you see the game. I'm past the cosmetics grind (except for weapon frameworks), yet to become filthy rich, but already do feel like there are gray hairs in my beard.
Even if not as eagerly as before, I still am glad to revisit HoxxesIV's grandiose caverns and claustrophobic tunnels. I still find caves that make me stop there for a second and just look around. Recognizing the patterns doesn't hinder the awe - you just don't focus on objectives and let yourself explore and spin and watch and see.
DRG was my first introduction into the FPS genre, so I can't compare the guns to any other game, but personally I am a big fan of whatever engineers at Deep Rock Galactic (and the team of GSG) are cooking here. Extra credit for there being only 24 guns, I am pretty sure they all sound unique enough for a Whitebeard to be able to distinguish them across a cave. Sounds are sharp and refined, there are surely guns that just make you want to cancel reload just to hear that sweet sweet "ka~ching" again (Have you even noticed that gunner plays with ammo of some guns?). And, of course, the paintjobs and frameworks let you create your own sweet companion.
I love Space Rig, it's a wonderful place to goat around, trying to find the highest point where you can get with just climbing and running. In coop it becomes the place where you burn through your collection of fauna and credits, in solo it becomes a sweet home to rest your head from the terrors of glyphid screeching (please, DRG, let me take Steeve with me next time we're extracting) and stalkers.
With the new creatures crawling out of the walls, there are even more blood-freezing moments. Once you hear a stalker clicking, it's not a question if you should find it as soon as possible. And, thanks to whatever mother nature was brewing, they all sound so different. Just from some audio cues, or even one scream of a bug you can take a guess what is about to crawl to you.
Overall, the sound design of DRG is an ear..candy? Everything is so distinct and the sounds are clear and sharp. I just love hearing a small sound - Betc's distress signal, for example - and trying to guess where it comes from and how to avoid, if possible. Hearing jetty boots box's call springs you to life and distorted fellow Dwarf's call in the comms fills you with dread.
uhh. yeah, good game, 9/10 (some bugs are just unbalanced for haz5 swarmsize++ and sometimes the game feels absurd)
Hands down one of the best co-op shooters out there. While they do have "seasons" like a live service game, there's no actual battle pass to purchase. They made a point to have no FOMO built in. Any previous season content is found as treasure in the caves. And, with the latest update, you can activate previous seasons at will.
W game is fr a lot of fun. With friends or not just want more updates even though im still not even close to everything being done with 60hrs
minimum wage salary, horrible workplace environment (there's bugs crawling everywhere)
sometimes there's mushroom or gold ores
management forbids the workers to do silly things, like, circling together and pointing at things like men usually do, knocking experiment tubes, smashing decorations
there's beer at the station though
and barrels, idk why management keeps so many barrels at the station
5/10 working condition but will take the job again, i need the money for the upgrades
10/10 silly workmates (they'll need to revive me again, soon)
AT A GLANCE
(Full review follows below)
- Game Name: Deep Rock Galactic
- Original Release: 2020
- Genre Tags: FPS; Cooperative Horde Shooter; Round-Based; Character Class Progression Grind; Multiplayer
- My Overall Grade: A+
- Estimated Playtime (Campaign): Not Applicable
- Multiplayer Aspect: Primary
- Recommended To: Established fans of the genre; Those intrigued by the genre
[*] Similar To: Killing Floor, Vermintide, Warframe, Left 4 Dead, Payday
REVIEW
As someone who loves FPS-Cooperative-Horde-Shooters, Deep Rock Galactic immediately showed itself to be a top-tier installment in the genre. It is light-hearted, easy to jump into, and extremely noob-friendly. This might be one of the least toxic communities I have ever seen in an online game. Being a PvE game makes that an easy accomplishment, but the camaraderie in DRG is almost unparalleled.
And all of that is probably the most important consideration of a game in this genre. What makes it so great is that anyone can fire it up and get the hang of it quickly, and then hop into pubs and start having fun churning missions and pumping dopamine into your brain as you slowly progress your character-classes and open up the map/levels/weapons/customizations.
The biggest learning curve (at least for me) was getting used to the navigation, especially the vertical aspects. But the general gameplay loop is pretty quick to figure out, and the character-class interactions as well. To help you choose who and what to play, there are “assignment missions” and there are plenty of objectives to track and hunt to give you that sense of pride-and-accomplishment™ we gamers yearn for.
And to tie-in perfectly with the casual attitude of the game, the “Season-Passes” in this game are permanent and switchable at any time. Also they are free. So plenty of customizations and dopamine to chase in those if that is what suits you.
I feel like this game is an easy recommendation to any gamer who likes FPS and multiplayer aspects without toxicity or sweating. Moreover, if you are someone who happens to specifically enjoy this genre of game, then you can rest easy knowing this will be a top-tier addition to your Cooperative Horde Shooter collection.
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9/10
A true banger of a horde shooter. Perfect to boot up with a few mates to have fun and shoot some bugs.
Just remember: ROCK & STONE OR YOU AIN'T COMING HOME!
My first shooter game and I'd say this game is awesome. I love the graphic since it's cartoon-ish so the monsters aren't that scary. The game also includes funny scripts for each character that can be an entertainment itself. More plus points for adjustable difficulties and 4 classes with varieties of weapon and tools.
This game is insanely satisfying, from mining big chunks of colourful minerals to squashing bugs with your arsenal. Many gameplay mechanics (e.g. earning company credits, equipment that breaks down, dangerous work environments) are explained through the nature of the late-stage capitalist setting, while also giving us a glimpse of what society will be like in the coming decades as we descend back into corporate-serfdom.
Also big props to the gigachad developers for making many wise decisions, like reintroducing old seasons for free, or not adding intrusive rootkit anticheat to a PvE game (looking at you helldivers). The game is so good that after my daily session I continue to dream about the game in my sleep.
Deep Rock Galactic is proof enough that keeping focus and executing on a single idea can lead to excellence. Ghost Ship Games debut title is cooperative bliss, and a must-play for all fans of the genre. Tightly balanced between resource gathering and fierce shooting exchanges, this dwarven mining expedition is a great time. With gorgeous visuals, pleasing soundscapes, extensive customization options, and plenty of gameplay variety, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in Deep Rock Galactic.
For Rock and Stone!
the game is so good i have 30 more or less hours in just the lobby from playing around with shit game play is even better so i say bu the game play the game and dont be a leaf lover
For a game thats about manual labor,being thrown into the pits of the worst places on the planet all for the sake of a souless company,this game has got to be one of the most friendly,relaxing and fun game that you can play with friends or randoms,or even alone because Bosco is MVP.ROCK AND STONE!
After all these years still one of the leading forces in procedurally generated levels and horde shooters. Fly the flag high Ghost Ship Games o7
This game is one of my all time favorite co-op games to play. Accidentally team-killing my friends and then having an argument about it is part of the fun! Outside of that, the game is fantastic, with very little to dislike. Some mission types can be annoying—like refining liquid Morkite and having one of the geysers spawn 50 miles away—but it’s still a blast, even after many hours of gameplay. Even solo, it’s pretty fun, but with friends, it becomes far more enjoyable in my opinion. I highly recommend this game to anyone who loves dwarves and digging holes!
One of the best games I have ever played gameplay wise, almost 300 hours and still count! Also, for me this game have one of the best community in online gaming. Rock and stone, brothers!
Aliens meets Minecraft, great, addictive gameplay, varied missions, biomes, weapons and foes; excellent game design.
Basically Minecraft, except - alien bugs attacks you every 5-10 minutes, you have a lot of tasks, that you need to finish, before the game vaporise your patience, brings rage attacks, a lot of hedache, regrets in life, breaking friendships, while your friends are mentally torturing you, like blowing up, burning you alive and so on.
My conclusion: Great game! I recommend it to you Reader, you will enjoy the pai- ... i mean, the FUN!
10 dead bugs out of 10!
Deep Rock Galactic is honestly the perfect PvE game. The love the devs put into this game is palpable, and it's just a genuine fun time, solo or with friends. Nothing beats that ROCK AND STONE feeling.
I have virtually no issues with this game. The gameplay is both enjoyable and captivating, the art style is stunning, and the music fits perfectly, featuring atmospheric tracks like Fathomless Tomb for cave exploration and dynamic, fast-paced pieces. While Deep Rock Galactic might initially seem repetitive, its diverse features—such as 4 distinct classes, 24 weapons, numerous weapon upgrades and overclocks, 10 biomes, 8 mission types, various mission mutators, and a wide range of enemy types—ensure that each mission feels unique. This game holds a special place for me, offering the perfect experience for a relaxed, team-focused first-person shooter to enjoy with friends, especially when we're not in the mood for competitive games.
I normally don't review games until I've 100% them but this is needed for the Labor of Love Award.
This is one of the games that keeps on giving. Stardew Valley and Dota2 are all at the top of my lists but DRG has outshone them both this time. One of the main reasons that this game deserves the award is due to the past rewards claimable by any individual whose willing to play the game. It doesn't matter when you start, since you will always be able to catch up on collecting all that this game offers.
Aside from the awesome coop gameplay, the community also helps in keeping this game alive thru the different mods available. Both devs and the gamers love this game which makes it really fun!
I am an active hindrance to my friends without needing to put in the effort to do that, 10/10.
Such a good game with great gameplay, developers and community meet a lot of great people here. One of my best game choices which i ever buyed. Rock and Stone <3
This game is a ton of fun to play with a small group of friends, and I love how unrestricted the season model is in this game. There's no limited time content so I can go back and play previous seasons and get old cosmetics if I want.
They've added so much to this game since I bought it and they keep adding more. Great game. Devs should be proud.
When people say that DRG has the least toxic community out there, they weren't kidding. Not only the majority of the community is wholesome, the game mechanics themselves are geared around keeping the best interests of your fellow dwarves in mind.
While realistically, there's no such thing as a game with zero toxicity and there's still a sliver of a chance that an unsuspecting new player playing on public servers gets teamed up with one or more problem players, DRG still stands as a shining example.
Rock and stone, lads.
Deep Rock Galactic* and the 500 Lives I Saved: A Journey from Pixels to Reality
There are moments in life when a game transcends entertainment and becomes something more profound—something that shapes your actions and changes your perspective. For me, that game was *Deep Rock Galactic*. It’s not just a co-op, sci-fi, mining, and combat game; it’s where I learned the value of teamwork, sacrifice, and the kind of grit that extends beyond the digital universe. Little did I know that playing this game would eventually lead me to saving the lives of 500 homeless people. I know, it sounds insane, but let me explain.
It all started innocently enough. A few friends and I were looking for something to do together, something cooperative and fun. After a couple of rounds of various games, we stumbled across *Deep Rock Galactic*—a game where you play as a team of dwarves sent into deep, alien caves to mine valuable resources. There’s a catch, though: the caves are crawling with dangerous creatures, and the mission is dangerous from the moment you step inside. But what really drew me in was the camaraderie—four dwarves, working together, each with different skills, facing impossible odds in the pursuit of profit.
At first, it was all fun. The game was an exhilarating mix of combat, resource gathering, and working as a team to stay alive. There were moments of chaos, moments of triumph, and moments of failure. As a team, we’d get overwhelmed by alien swarms or buried in the depths of the cave, our way out blocked by shifting terrain. We learned quickly that *Deep Rock Galactic* wasn’t about playing solo—it was about relying on your teammates, each dwarf’s skills complementing the others’. Without communication and trust, the whole mission would fail.
But as I spent more time playing the game, something unexpected started to happen. It wasn’t the game mechanics or the addictive loop of mining and shooting that started to stick with me—it was the *feeling* of teamwork and purpose. Each mission in *Deep Rock Galactic* was about making it to the extraction point alive, ensuring that everyone had what they needed to survive, and that no dwarf was left behind. It was about sacrifice—doing whatever it took to protect your crew, even if it meant putting yourself in danger.
I didn’t know it at the time, but this mindset would change everything for me.
One weekend, while playing with my friends, I found myself reflecting on what I was really doing with my life. I’d been in a rut for a while—working long hours at a desk job that drained me, living in a city that felt increasingly detached and impersonal. I had no real sense of purpose outside of work and gaming. It wasn’t until I found myself in one of those high-pressure *Deep Rock Galactic* missions, where the whole team was about to fail, that I had this strange moment of clarity. I was working with my team to fight off hordes of enemies and trying to clear a path to the extraction point, and in that moment, it hit me: **If we could band together to survive in this game, why couldn’t we do something similar in real life? Why couldn’t we come together to help people in need?**
The thought stayed with me for days, gnawing at my conscience. I was sitting comfortably at home, playing with my friends, while others in the world—people struggling with homelessness—had no such luxury. They were stuck in real-life caves, in a sense—trapped in situations that felt impossible to escape. It was a stark realization: **I had a chance to make a difference, to be part of something bigger than just my own comfort.**
I couldn’t shake it. The idea of rescue, the idea of *saving* people from their own alien-like cave, took root in my mind. And like any good mission in *Deep Rock Galactic*, it needed a plan. I began researching local shelters, talking to people involved in homelessness outreach, and trying to figure out how I could take action. I wanted to be a part of the solution, not just a bystander in the face of such overwhelming need. I began to understand that helping people wasn’t just about writing a check or volunteering on occasion—it was about building a system of support, about pulling people out of the metaphorical caves and providing them with the tools and resources they needed to survive, thrive, and ultimately escape their situation.
Soon, I was in contact with several local non-profits. At first, I helped organize fundraisers and drive supplies. But as I got more involved, I realized that my work wasn’t just about giving material resources—it was about creating lasting change, about restoring dignity and hope. I wanted to offer more than just handouts; I wanted to help build a community where homeless people could get the help they needed, whether it was shelter, mental health services, job training, or simply a hand to pull them out of the depths they were trapped in.
The more time I spent helping, the more I realized how much the analogy to *Deep Rock Galactic* applied. Homelessness, in many ways, was a game where survival was the ultimate goal, and each person needed a team to survive. A team of people who were willing to fight alongside them, no matter how dark or dangerous the environment. And like the dwarves in the game, I began to see that no one should be left behind.
I decided to make it my personal mission to rescue 500 people from homelessness in my city. It wasn’t easy. There were countless setbacks—shelters full to capacity, bureaucracy that slowed progress, and the harsh reality of how deep the problem went. But each small success kept me going, kept me motivated. I spent hours organizing events, building partnerships with local businesses to create job opportunities, and advocating for policies that would provide more affordable housing. I poured everything I had into it. The same teamwork and resolve that I had learned from playing *Deep Rock Galactic* became my guiding principles. **Rescue wasn’t just about completing a mission. It was about lifting others up, making sure no one got left behind, and working together to break through barriers.**
Eventually, I reached my goal: 500 people helped off the streets and into safe environments where they could start rebuilding their lives. These weren’t just numbers to me—they were lives saved, families reunited, individuals who had been lost in the system now given the chance for a future. It felt like we had fought our way through the worst of the alien infested caves, and now we had our hands on the precious resources they so desperately needed to survive.
In the end, *Deep Rock Galactic* wasn’t just a game I played for fun—it was a catalyst that inspired me to take action, to use the values of teamwork, sacrifice, and perseverance to make a tangible impact in the world. The feeling of pulling together, rescuing my fellow dwarves from danger, eventually turned into the motivation to rescue real people, helping them out of the caves of homelessness and into a better future.
If anything, I learned that games can teach us more than we think—especially when we realize that sometimes, the most important missions aren’t the ones we complete on the screen. Sometimes, the real mission is saving lives. And sometimes, it all starts with a game that teaches you to fight for those who can’t fight for themselves.
Дуже цікава гра, можна нажратись,набухатись,здохнути від того шо ти нажрвась, а ну і шось там про копання, але мені то здалося нудним
One of the games where excessive pinging items actually produces special result :D
Personally I didn't think this game for me but it's fun with friends and if you play solo you get a nice friend Bosco with you who is pretty helpful (sometimes even more than some friends LOL :'D)
There's also some fun things to do around when not in mission, like getting some beers, turning on some music and watching those MOVES oh boy :D
It is a good game. But I cannot connect with my friend in a match. We can play it apart. We can play it with other random online players. But not each other.
Friend was hatin on it so i let him play it on my account. He ended up buying it for himself.
You can say that this game was created with great passion.
ROCK! *burp* AND! *burp* STONE! *burp*
Super fun!! And you can get all the cosmetics from past seasons as well!!
Alone or with friends just a ton of fun, classic class types but with cool and fun upgrades and abilities and honestly for the price, their is a tooon of stuff you can grind while still having fun, one of the few companys out there doing a consistently good job :) ROCK AND STONEEEEEEEEE
Just hit around 350 hours of gameplay at the time of writing this, and I feel it's too little time, I want to play this more and more, this game is just plain good fun, and I want to see it grow and expand with time.
Good. Game.
RRROCK SOLID!
Just buy it. It's the kind of game that you'll be able to pick up when you want to relax, or just do something casual for a bit. Very TOP-TIER developers, so you should definitely support them by buying what is a fantastic game.
Played for over 1K hours now; great game - lots of cosmetic / load out options even if you don't get DLC. Game can easily be scaled to what challenge/difficulty you want. The game lobby (space station) even has a bar! Great community and the game has regular updates as well as special / holiday events.
For Carl!
Hands down, Deep Rock Galactic is one of the best co-op games I’ve ever picked up. I’ve already sunk almost a thousand hours into it thus far, and regret not writing a review sooner. This is my most played game by quite a bit, and never seems to get old!
First off, the basics. You’re a lowly dwarf employee of the space mining corporation Deep Rock Galactic, set on delving into the depths of the planet Hoxxes IV to exploit the many riches hiding below its surface. However, the native wildlife doesn’t take too kindly to your noisy mining operations. You play as one of 4 classes in a 1-4 person team in an objective based first-person-shooter in a 100% destructible environment.
The build diversity and replayability present are some of the best I’ve seen to date in a game. While every mission may appear similar from the outside, procedural generation, many game-changing modifiers, random encounters and countless other factors make every mission feel refreshingly different. Ignoring stuff like procedural generation, different classes, and build variety, each mission can be one of 9 mission types, with one of 10 secondary objectives, in one of 10 biomes, with 2 of (iirc) 15 warnings or 10 mutators, with over 15 random encounters ranging from giant aggressive plants, to a lost pack from a fallen dwarf, to malfunctioning DRG equipment that must be terminated.
However, I think the part of the game that tickles my fancy the most is the extensive build variety. So many strategies, combos, and techniques arrive from the countless ways you can assemble your loadout and there are so many ways to use all your gear. Every class has a support tool, designed to help the team, a traversal tool, to modify and get around the caves, 4 grenades to choose from, and an armor rig and pickaxe. 3 primary and secondary weapons, each with a 5 tier mod tree each with 2-3 options and an overclock slot fill out each loadout, enabling literally tens of thousands of different options to choose from. Every weapon plays quite differently, and overclocks dramatically change quite a bit of them. I love the strategy of putting together a fun and efficient build and adjusting to a new playstyle every time. It’s what makes the game so replayable in my opinion.
It’s time I talked about the community. The community is so positive and welcoming, perhaps the most wholesome of any game I’ve played to date. While you can play solo, and you’ll get a little robot companion if you do, there’s always a ton of public games you can join at any time, and people are always friendly. I haven’t had a single negative encounter in my 875+ hours of playing, and that’s such a blessing. This game has so much soul, and cooperation is encouraged to the point that you feel this persistent fellowship with the lads. It’s not uncommon to have teammates rushing back to pick up a friend during an extraction, or pinging compressed gold until mission control finally loses it. And then there’s the “Rock and Stone” key, a button dedicated entirely to saluting you and your team. Finish a mission? Rock and Stone. Kill a dreadnought? Rock and Stone. Blow up the scout with a massive block of C4? Rock and Stone. No three words have ever been filled with such passion.
All in all, Deep Rock is such an amazing game, with friends, randoms, or even just by yourself.
Beer, bugs, and big, buff blokes, this game has it all. Being excessively inebriated on the job and operating heavy weapons and complex machinery has never been more fun!
this game can be very chill in some moments, then it can be very crazy at the same time. great one to play with friends. Rock and Stone!!
Probably the best and most replayable multiplayer game I have ever played.
Best fanbase and never feel out of place joining a team of randoms.
This game can also be played solo which is great for those who dont enjoy multiplayer games or are uncomfortable playing with randoms.
10 Scrips / 10
All the buzz around this game isn't just for show, Deep Rock Galactic really is *that* good.
The game itself has a good deal of things to do, 4 classes with unique roles and a hefty arsenal of weapons, a bunch of biomes and mission types and modifiers. Gameplay is fun and polished overall, with new stuff coming out at a decent pace. There are two glowing points for this game:
1. The monetization system. You buy the game once, thats all you need. All seasonal content is fully free, and accessible at any point after its release (you can switch seasons at will!). Only thing you can buy afterwards is cosmetic but even then, fully optional and free cosmetic options are more than enough to have good (or stupid) looking dwarves.
2. Community and culture. There's just something about it. People are very often helpful and welcoming to new players (lovingly referred to greenbeards). Any given lobby is likely to have chill players just looking to disintegrate some bugs. There's also a lot of fun community in-jokes like pinging one specific mushroom repeatedly and driller always managing to blow up the scout.
This game is perfect if you, like me, have approximately 3 other very close friends to do stuff with. Less than that? Singleplayer is perfectly fine too (and so is finding random lobbies). More than that? This game and its developers are very cool with modding, so you could probably find a way to increase playercount. Probably, don't 100% me on that.
I highly recommend DRG, full stop. Rock and Stone!
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ 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
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☑ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
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☑ ROCK AND STONE
IF YOU DONT ROCK AND STONE
YOU AINT COMIN HOME
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ghost Ship Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 85 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 98% положительных (153992) |