Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor

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怎么一年不玩以后我连风险等级1都打的苟延残喘？？？？？

⭐⭐⭐⭐★★★☆☆☆ (7/10) A fresh take on the survivor-like genre that mixes auto-shooting with mining and exploration. The gameplay loop is addictive, progression feels rewarding, and experimenting with different builds keeps each run fun. However, the gameplay can start to feel repetitive the longer you play, especially in the late game. Pros: ⛏️ Fun mining mechanics that add strategy. 🔫 Great weapon and build variety. 🎮 Addictive gameplay with solid progression. Cons: 🔄 Gets repetitive and boring during longer play sessions. 🎲 RNG can make some runs frustrating.

They make weekly stages stupidly hard, for what? Its to farm gear, why you make it so hard? Make challenges stages for that, not a fcking weekly farming stage

never played OG deep rock galactic but ts so damnn good

Dumb*ss 30 seconds timer limit shuts off my greed in my greed genre. Instant loss.

Upon reaching Hazard 5, the game really starts to show it's massive flaws. The majority of builds become unfeasible due to the lack of DPS required for larger waves and eventually Deep Rock: Survivor crashes if you don't roll good modifiers. For a rogue lite game, I would expect a plethora of builds to succeed, not a select few out of hundreds (and based around LUCK too, mind you). The good: Plenty of upgrades available after death High replay value Lots of equipment available for min-maxing Feels like a Deep Rock game The bad: Very shallow rogue-lite - only 5 maps, 4 characters, and DPS is the ONLY part that matters. You won't be using the cooler or niche weapons like a boomerang to suck experience up because the game WILL crash if you don't have high DPS. Missing basic character control - Can't manually aim weapons and it's not possible to avoid mining any blocks you're facing. I can't tell you the amount of times I stall on terrain requiring 12+ hits because there's no option to just STOP mining. Not to mention how horribly programmed the grenades are. Grenades love to prioritize LONE enemies instead of groups containing 60+ enemies, the lack of basic priority fundamentals is astonishing, especially for an auto-battler. Overall: There's better scaling rogue-lites available on the market. You won't be missing anything if you ultimately decide to pass on Survivors. Roguecore is the genuine successor, you should go play that instead. Deep Rock: Survivor functions mechanically, but the overall design is hot garbage. With that said, I'm still going to finish the game only because It's in my library, but nothing beyond that. As for my playtime, owned this game for years in EA and recently wiped my progress. 34.3 hours is after a fresh restart upon coming out of EA.

I'm sorry, but this game sucks. In-game Upgrades are frequently boring if not barely impactful, it's annoyingly difficult for a game the basically requires you to complete missions to even the slightest form of progression which already is incredibly slow to begin with, the graphics and art direction look awful (almost like a mobile game), and, worst of all, it has little to no optimization for a game genre (bullet heaven) that basically REQUIRES a TON of optimization to feel good, heck, it barely even gives any options to actually make the game run better. I keep trying to give this game a chance, but even after 20 hours of painful grinding, I still feel like coughing baby fighting against enemies that 10x stronger then me in every single way. It is shocking how unpowered you feel in this 'bullet heaven' game.

After you complete the first couple of levels it becomes a grindfest. First it is fun and the speed of the progress is also fine. Then you will have to repeat levels a lof of time to grind the materials to upgrade you char. This is no fun at all.