Đánh giá gần đây bởi Dark Luminary

The game is missing tons of QoL features and does not offer enough control over your units.

A quite short but also very fun and relaxing puzzle game.

While there are still some minor glitches and missing QOL stuff, i absolutely love the concept.

This is basically a singleplayer top down escape from tarkov. Get all the loot, configure all your guns, and get even more loot.
Love it.

The game starts of on my normal 4K monitor in 1920x2160...

Yes you read that right, the height is larger than the width. It looks like im recording vertically with a smartphone.

Going trough the resolution options i see 8 times 3840x2160, 2 times 2560x1440, 6 times 1920x1080. Dont know the difference between them.

Also the game started with subtitles enabled by default wich i wouldnt mind, if many of the sentences werent mutilated in translation and with lots of obvious spelling mistakes.

Oh yeah performance sucks also.

Seriously. Does nobody do basic QA anymore? Not even QA, does nobody spellcheck texts in a product that will be sold in a storefront anymore?

These basic things completely turn me off because they show that the devs dont care at all about what they are delivering here.

Sadly this game has quite a few problems atm.

Completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ balancing, cutting out music, items on the map spawning on tiles that cant be reached just to name a few.

I recommend waiting till some of these things get fixed.

Game crashed twice in the character creator.
Not trying for a third time.
Fix you game CDPR.

DRG is a really fun coop shooter and exploration game.

Playing one of four distinctly different classes with up to three other players you get dumped on a planet to do a certain mission. That can be mining a certain resource, destroy some alien bosses or protect a drilldozer.

Every map is randomly generated and requires teamwork and all the different movement options from the different classes to navigate.

A round usually last between 10 to 30 minutes wich i personally quite enjoy.
Back at base you can customize your dwarf and your weapons both cosmeticly and with upgrades. Some upgrades completely change how certain weapons work.

Both the graphics and music are nice.

So ill try to keep this as spoilerfree as possible.

This is the third main entrance into the to the moon series if you want to call it that.
While you technically dont have to play the first games I would heavily recommend it, as there are recurring characters.

Now im not gonna get into the story though I will say, that im not the biggest fan.
The overall plot only advances by a small part while the smaller story told here is much more linear than before.

Most of the time there is nothing to interact with, you can only walk further. (All the small puzzles are gone aswell)
Also the whole murder mystery thing gets dropped very quickly and I feel like it wasnt necessary to be there at all.

What has improved is the art, animation and background music.

So if youre a fan of a series I would play it simply to see where the overall plot goes.
I wouldnt play this on its own without the series however.

I recently came back to see how the game had progressed since launch.

I found:

- Lots of bugs
- Loosing connection in the middle of a round
- Gamecrashes
- Sitting in qeue for half an hour before giving up and playing solo

Not worth the money folks.

At the moment I cant recommend this game. Simply because of how many bugs and problems there are that make do extra work to get normal commands to work.

1. Lots of pathfinding issues. If you want to send a truck from one part of the map to the next you have to babysit it the entire time because itll get stuck on bridges, buildings, your own doors, etc.
2. There is no command qeue, so telling a group to take a specific route doesnt work unless you sit with them the entire time.
3. Stupid AI. Over some things you dont have any control and its quite annoying. e.g. There is an ammo truck in the game. When deployed you have some guys running around distributing ammo to units in range. In multiple cases however ive had these guys completely ignore a unit standing next to it to the point where that unit ran out of ammo, while the distributers ran across two blocks to resupply an mg truck with 90% ammo.
4. Building problems. Escpecially fences. Sometimes the game wont allow you to build a fence on flat ground with nothing in the way. Why? No idea.
5. Clicking on units. This one is quite annoying. To select a unit (unless you want to go by unit card) you have to click somewhere around their legs in order for them to be selected. Especially in the heat of battle that can be quite annoying.
6. Assigning groups. Whenever you recruit a unit or vehicle a window plops up for you to choose what group that unit should go into. When you consider that having 80 or 100 units is not uncommon then you can see why this is annoying. Why not do it like AOE. Create a unit and when you want to assign it to a squad you press CTRL + <Number>. That would be much easier.
7. The ingame tutorial is outdated.

I really like the idea of the game and ill probably come back later when stuff has improves but atm I sadly cannot recommend this game.