DRG just melts the hours away. The core gameplay is very fun, and it's quite satisfying to collect resources. Each mission, while following one of a few basic formulas, is infinitely replayable due to biomes, modifiers, events, random generation, and more. There is a lot of choice given as to building your character, and a very satisfying progression system to get those choices. One of the greatest things about DRG, though, is how it is built around cooperation from the ground up. There are three different dedicated buttons on the keyboard for communication, and the writing and design really make you feel like crewmates. This helps foster easily the best community I've seen in online gaming, where veterans support and teach the new players rather than getting mad at them.

There are 10 different achievements related to kicking barrels in the lobby.

DRG just melts the hours away. The core gameplay is very fun, and it's quite satisfying to collect resources. Each mission, while following one of a few basic formulas, is infinitely replayable due to biomes, modifiers, events, random generation, and more. There is a lot of choice given as to building your character, and a very satisfying progression system to get those choices. One of the greatest things about DRG, though, is how it is built around cooperation from the ground up. There are three different dedicated buttons on the keyboard for communication, and the writing and design really make you feel like crewmates. This helps foster easily the best community I've seen in online gaming, where veterans support and teach the new players rather than getting mad at them. There are 10 different achievements related to kicking barrels in the lobby.