If you're reading this, you're trying to decide if this game is worth buying I'd assume. So you're looking at this thinking "Gee Geo, is this game worth buying?"

Let me answer it with this. Not only is the game worth buying once. I've bought it 7 times. At least.

If you flashback to 2007 when l4d2 first game out and you and your friends would murder waves upon waves of zombies, you have half of this game down.

Now flashback to when you first picked up minecraft, peacefully exploring mine-shafts and ravines as you mine materials with a trusty pickaxe. Now you have the other half down.

Now take those two halves, and weld them together with sci-fi dwarves/squats that could easily be from warhammer 40K working for a company that couldn't give a crap if they die, only that their quota is met.

That is Deep Rock Galactic. The difficulty scales well and has a bit of something for every friend group.

Rock and Stone brother.

If you're reading this, you're trying to decide if this game is worth buying I'd assume. So you're looking at this thinking "Gee Geo, is this game worth buying?" Let me answer it with this. Not only is the game worth buying once. I've bought it 7 times. At least. If you flashback to 2007 when l4d2 first game out and you and your friends would murder waves upon waves of zombies, you have half of this game down. Now flashback to when you first picked up minecraft, peacefully exploring mine-shafts and ravines as you mine materials with a trusty pickaxe. Now you have the other half down. Now take those two halves, and weld them together with sci-fi dwarves/squats that could easily be from warhammer 40K working for a company that couldn't give a crap if they die, only that their quota is met. That is Deep Rock Galactic. The difficulty scales well and has a bit of something for every friend group. Rock and Stone brother.