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Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core

Released 20 May 2026

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60%Mixed

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53%▼ 7

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Recommended5 found it helpful20 hours played30 Sep

I like the game but the time limit makes me wanna cry you're telling me i have to panic the whole time, hope to get all upgrades and get confused on if i have everything on the level or not while running for my life and not getting touched by big nasty worms? please take the time limit out or at least make it double. i wanna have fun and not look at the timer as if i was still in school hoping that this miserable day is over soon

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Not recommended15 found it helpful1 hour played2 Oct

Even if Ghot Ship are going for something completely different with this title, charging the same price as the original DRG on EARLY ACCESS is ridiculous. This is if the game didn't have design issues at it's core. The most fun thing about DRG is discovering the mines to hunt for minerals, resources, events, ossiums, core infusers, second missions, ect. even when you finish the main mission. But the time limit they've added in this game makes everybody rush to finish the floor without even looking around or hunting for supplies. You're just following a cable and staying alive until the elevator is ready. Going outside of your normal mission scope is literally the meat and potato of every DRG mission ever, which this game forces you to do the exact opposite of instead. On top of that, pretty much every mission structure in here is the same with just proceeding and killing enemies with minor buffs and nerfs the game gives at you randomly. If you want to play deep rock galactic, play deep rock galactic. If you want to mindlessly proceed and pew pew, play Left 4 dead 2.

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LanguageReviewsSharePlayers recommending the gameThe line marks all languages together, 60%. The chip shows how far each language is above or below it.
English8,17853%
70%+10
Russian3,10920%
63%+3
Simplified Chinese2,40015%
16%−44
French3102%
76%+16
German2872%
77%+17
Portuguese - Brazil1731%
76%+16
Traditional Chinese1621%
34%−26
Spanish1571%
77%+17
19 other languages7525%

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