Deep Rock Galactic is a 1-4 player co-op FPS featuring dwarven space miners, procedurally-generated destructible environments, and endless hordes of alien monsters. Explore cave systems, mine for minerals, and work together to survive!
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About
Hello Miner, and congratulations on joining DEEP ROCK GALACTIC! It’s the beginning of a bright new career for you.
We’re preparing to send you and your colleagues down into the rich mines of Hoxxes IV. If you’re a hard worker, a good shot and a reliable team player, you should have respectable odds of survival.
Award-winning co-op gameplay puts 1-4 players together to explore labyrinthian procedurally-generated cave systems, extract valuable minerals, and fight for their lives against alien hordes.
Play as four unique classes:
SCOUT: The nimble wayfinder. Light the way with your flare gun, zip around with your grappling hook, and be the first to fall down a really deep hole.
GUNNER: The heavy weapons guy. Great at turning alive things into dead things, and keeping teammates safe behind his impenetrable bubble shield.
ENGINEER: The defensive support specialist. Sentry guns, land mines and 40mm grenades help you keep a secure perimeter.
DRILLER: The living bulldozer. Carve through terrain and shape the work site with your handheld drills, and solve problems using your flamethrower and C4 charges.
Each class brings their own strengths to the team. Use your toolkits in tandem and work together to bring your whole crew home safe.
Explore an endless labyrinth of procedurally-generated caves – no two missions are alike.
You’ll need to rely on your wits and your traversal tools to navigate through narrow, snaking passages and vast caverns alike. Dig into 11 distinct biomes, each with their own unique cave formations and colorful (sometimes deadly) flora and fauna.
And with 100% destructible environments, you can shape the terrain as you see fit. Dig tunnels, collapse stalagmites and close off choke points to make your job easier.
Your work in the mines will pit you against the many creatures of Hoxxes IV who don’t take kindly to your presence.
Keep your finger on the trigger, and learn to defend yourself against hordes of over 50 different enemy types, all of which are keen to bite, slash and acid-spit you to death. Some fly, some crawl, some snatch you from above and below. You’ll need to keep your wits about you, and make sure your teammates have your back.
Unlock thousands of cosmetics, weapons and player upgrades, making for hundreds of hours of gameplay as you work your way up the ranks and become a star employee.
Deep Rock Galactic features six full seasons of additional content on top of the base game, and it’s all free. No time-limited battlepasses, no FOMO shop rotations, no gated content. The only extras you can buy are a couple DLC armors.
The Deep Rock Galactic Corporation isn’t known for its benefits package. But at least there’s a bar on the Space Rig.
Enough talk – it’s time to get to work, and join millions of other motivated employees!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian, Italian, Japanese +5 more
Add-ons
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Updates
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 684 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Best co-op game so far, which isn't a puzzle game for a pair of players.
ЛУЧШАЯ ИГРА В КОТОРУЮ Я КОГДА ЛИБО ИГРАЛ ОЧЕНЬ КЛАССНЫЕ ЛЮДИ ДОБРЫЕ МОГУ В ЭТУ ИГРУ ИГРАТЬ ВЕЧНОО
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(You are not gonna like this one) I PROFUNDLY hate this game. Get it ? Hear me out. The game could be great. The HUB, the upgrades, the community, the details, the events, I love it. As a matter of fact it's all I'm looking for in a game but this is until we start the missions. Missions aren't bad per say. The graphics are. Yeah the graphics, in any FPS when you face a wall you know where you aim (the ceiling, the floor, back, front) but not in this game. You'll need to take a few or a effin' lot of steps back to know where you are going. I blame it on the kid show color palette. Also good luck finding what's part of the maps and the poison/lava drop by the enemies. There's also a 3D map. You'd think it would be great but it's not. It look straight up taken out of Total Recall if there was a map in it (the old one). You also have a compass. Look where you are pointing, look at the map, move a little and check the compass, look at he map, not quite, move a little check the compass, check the map, yay I'm on the right direction, WALL. I also LOVE the limited amount of bullets but I know the devs wanted it this way but mew... Really, if those negatives points are not bugging you, this is a great game. But I can't. I played BAD games before but this one, I'd tell you to try it first. Thanks for hearing me vent.
rock and stone
driller? but i hardly know her
Get rock and stoned!
Deep Throat Gaylactic!
This game is honestly incredible and I could sing its praises for days but the devs have basically abandoned this game. They will add a couple $15 cosmetic packs and one new mission every year and that's about it. Basically your only end goal is to get the overclocks you want which isn't that hard and then all there is to do is meaninglessly level your characters or unlock cosmetics and grind the battlepass thing for more cosmetics. We haven't gotten new overclocks or weapons in a long time now. I completely understand not every game needs MMO levels of depth and progression but it definitely feels like more could be done to fill the void in endgame and give us something other then cosmetics to work towards once your a high level. Everything I have heard about Rouge Core with all this in mind just puts a bad taste in my mouth. So they took development away from DRG for years just to make another game that could've just been a alternate mission type in DRG? RIP to all the loyal DRG fans who have been waiting for the new stuff Ghostship could've been making all this time.
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