4 classes with plenty of guns and gun customization that actually makes a difference. the way you play can be always optimized so you can go for higher hazards and the cooperation between classes is well rewarded.

drg very well sums up the important things which make a non-competitive fps game great into one game. it also doesn't get repetitive too soon (partly thanks to the 11 biomes and procedural generation), i'd say at least to the hundredth hour mark everything feels fresh.

although the updates have been feeling dry the last two years, there's already so much content in drg that it still feels a bit overwhelming (in a good way) to the newcomers

4 classes with plenty of guns and gun customization that actually makes a difference. the way you play can be always optimized so you can go for higher hazards and the cooperation between classes is well rewarded. drg very well sums up the important things which make a non-competitive fps game great into one game. it also doesn't get repetitive too soon (partly thanks to the 11 biomes and procedural generation), i'd say at least to the hundredth hour mark everything feels fresh. although the updates have been feeling dry the last two years, there's already so much content in drg that it still feels a bit overwhelming (in a good way) to the newcomers