Recent reviews by Goddamn Brit

Alright, its 4 am and here I am, writing a review for DRG. First of all, if you have a couple of loyal friends who you do play frequently with, do not read the rest, just go and buy the damn thing, you can thank me later.

But for others, lets break it up a bit.

Developers and community.
It might seem strange to start with this topic, but hear me out. I promise you that DRG developers are among the very best you have ever known, they've put their souls in this game and one can clearly see this. Game receives frequent updates and patches which bring even more to what can already be described as masterpiece. Community does not fall short of expectations either, mature and willing to help, it is. Just remember to say ''Rock and Stone, brother!''

Overall gameplay.
As one wise dwarf once said: ''Molly transports minerals and we shoot bugs, that's the dwarven life in a nutshell''

Weapons.
What can be more important in a first person coop shooter than weapons? I will be honest, you will not find here CoD quantity of guns, but there no need for it. Every single gun is modeled and polished to near perfection, has crazy amount of upgrades and overclocks. All this brings limitless amount of different builds and playstyles.

Locations/Biomes.
Game features lots of different biomes which feel unique. And with procedurally generated levels, no location will ever feel the same. All of the above adds even more to already high game replayability.

Conclusion: 9.5/10
I must say that DRG is the best online coop FPS I have ever played and it only becomes better. Grab it yourself and enjoy.

FOR KARL!

I just... just don't know how to start the review. I finished the campaign and there're so much emotions inside me that I can barely talk. Subnautica is the best survival sandbox game I've ever played with no games even getting close to it. Subnautica's world is big but it really feels alive... In fact almost everything in this game has it's soul. There're tons of different life forms and they all have their own discription. And most unbelievable thing to me is that all those life forms interact with each other. Predators are hunting, small fish is swimming all over the place trying not to get cought by both the predators and player, bigger boys are roaring somewhere deeper. All of this is beautiful and you will explore the world with great interest first few hours. However when you will move deeper subnautica will suddenly become one of the greatest psychological horror. It is using terror very effectively and you will see it. I hope I made you intrigued. And remember... there is no beggining without an end...