An instant favorite. It's dwarven Starship Troopers. When I first got this game in Early Access, I was glued to the game. It stands up there along side the great co-op games, such as Left 4 Dead and Killing Floor, but I enjoy it far more.

Each class, when combined, provides so many options for teamwork. They are each very fun to play. Some people like to main one class, but I more or less play them all equally.

The game combines the teamwork of classic co-op games with the fully procedurally generated and destructable environment of Minecraft. With five difficulty levels, you can have a relaxing experience mining resources in Hazard level 1, or a relaxing experience fighting for your life, fending off endless hordes of bloodthirsty alien insects who never let up on Hazard level 5.

The community in DRG is really great. In 333 hours of play, I've only come across maybe two or three negative experiences with other players.

An instant favorite. It's dwarven Starship Troopers. When I first got this game in Early Access, I was glued to the game. It stands up there along side the great co-op games, such as Left 4 Dead and Killing Floor, but I enjoy it far more. Each class, when combined, provides so many options for teamwork. They are each very fun to play. Some people like to main one class, but I more or less play them all equally. The game combines the teamwork of classic co-op games with the fully procedurally generated and destructable environment of Minecraft. With five difficulty levels, you can have a relaxing experience mining resources in Hazard level 1, or a relaxing experience fighting for your life, fending off endless hordes of bloodthirsty alien insects who never let up on Hazard level 5. The community in DRG is really great. In 333 hours of play, I've only come across maybe two or three negative experiences with other players.