Deep Rock Galactic

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Friend slop, but high quality one. Didn't play it for long time but liked it. 7/10

I have not had this much fun with an FPS since Killzone. Gameplay loop revolves around doing missions with varied objectives where you fight bugs/robots and gather a wide array of minerals for ammo/health replenishment and reward currency. The missions are always procedurally generated so each one feels different and fresh. Positives: - Very replayable missions with big enemy, layout and objective variety - Good gunplay and mostly well balanced - Fantastic weapon customisation systems, especially with overclocks that can completely change how a weapon functions - Strong class identity, great for us RPG lovers - Space dwarf vibes are done really well, with each biome and enemy having its flavour - Excellent sound design - Many visual customisation options and rewards to earn - Very generous pricing and no microtransactions (only several dev supporter packs), entirety of post-launch content was added for free - Plethora of difficulty options and modifiers that allow you to have fun regardless of your skill/experience with FPS games - Although it's namely a co-op game it can still be enjoyed solo with a helper bot that assists you in various ways Negatives: - There is jank (especially with player collision and some achievements) but nothing too annoying - Bad reconnect feature that does not work most of the time - Perk system is poorly designed; many are useless, Dash should have been a baseline ability and Iron Will is so much better than everything else - Some bosses are pretty meh/annoying - Cosmetics should be unlocked for every class at the same time, no reason for having to unlock the same reward four times Overall strong recommend. It's also often on sale and for that price a real steal.

It's been a long time since I have played this game, but since I want to now go and review the games I have played, I'll try to keep this brief. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] There are four classes to choose from, and I only ever played scout, as I loved his range of motion with the grappler and the gun he had was fairly good. Plus his flare gun was extremely useful to use as it was so much better than the regular flares everyone throws out. Can't say anything on the other classes, but it overall was fun trying to get as much ore as possible and killing bugs. It was also funny with all the dwarf voices and them interacting with one another(rock and stone, baby!). [h2]Performance & Polish[/h2] Not only is the game extremely optimized in terms of storage(I forgot how much it is, maybe 4GB total), but it also is optimized performance wise. I was able to run the game on high settings in 1080p and get a solid 240fps with occasional frame drops in environments with [i]more stuff[/i]. I believe I did use FSR for this but I feel like this game isn't too hard to run, except on a potato PC. I played this on my old custom desktop so I can't link specs here, but basically it was on a 9th gen Intel i9, an AMD RX6600, and 16GB DDR4. [h2]Value[/h2] For $30 there is a lot of replay value for a game like this. You can progress each class and of course there is the season passes for gear, cosmetics, and such. I didn't go over a whole lot but even though I don't play this much anymore, I feel I got my money's worth out of this game. I did play a lot with friends, so it really comes down to preference if you and your friends will consistently play, or if you're good going on your own(at least from time to time). If the game is on sale, all the better. [h2]Verdict: Would recommend.[/h2]

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蓝苍蝇好玩(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ 满地图到处飞然后默默死在一个角落让队友找破头！这是苍蓝星大人的旨意 rock and stone!

Probably one of the best co-op games in general, seeing as it has a pretty high level of difficulty variance, letting you play with folks who just want to chill, or with people that really want to focus up and play more intensely. The core mechanics are extremely tight and well designed; shooting bugs has great hit sounds and can cause them or their legs to explode, and mining valuable minerals has a great sound to it. The destruction mechanic is pretty fun to play around with as well, and lends itself to some fun situations. Each class is remarkably well differentiated from one another, with each getting a good mix of weapons, guaranteeing at least one will fit your ideal playstyle. There is a great amount of free cosmetics available through multiple progression systems, as well as changes to your weapons. If I had to make one slight nitpick here, I have found that some of these overclocks are completely worthless or actively worse than the regular weapons' stats which I find disappointing. The game's fun and replayability are heavily helped by having a friend or two, but the game is perfectly fun and doable solo, or with a ream of random individuals. Very rarely have I ever ran into someone trolling in DRG, and if they were, they usually get kicked pretty fast. If there is one piece of advice I have for maximum enjoyment, it is if you are getting slightly bored, but still want to keep playing, consider upping the difficulty, or going to tougher missions! Mixing this game up helps a ton.