Deep Rock Galactic. Games you have probably missed in 2020

Genre: co-op first-person shooting
Developer: Ghost Ship Games
Platforms: PC, Xbox One

Deep Rock Galactic is not a 2020 discovery because the Early Access version of the game has been around for two years. Now it's out in the finished version, so there are not too many excuses not to try it out, especially given the overwhelming number of positive reviews. It's simple in style and rules, but an incredibly neat and spectacular first-person shooter similar to Left 4 Dead - that is, it's mostly about co-operation. Still, you can have fun playing solo. Because the gameplay in Deep Rock Galactic is just intuitive and addictive – even with random players (and you can also play solo)!

Players become powerful dwarves, who – armed with heavy guns - travel through procedurally generated levels on alien planets, where they have to bite into rocks and extract various minerals. Along the way, they have to fight bugs and use their unique abilities to overcome environmental obstacles. Shooting doesn't quite match the platform, logic, and co-op elements, but the whole experience is great anyway. Deep Rock Galactic is certainly one of the most interesting releases this year.

More about Deep Rock Galactic

You're going to like Deep Rock Galactic if:

you play for the sheer fun of playing, not for prizes, skins and other challenges;
you like to play in the co-op and feel mutual support in the team;
you're a fan of the combination of Starship Troopers, Left 4 Dead, Minecraft and The Hobbit.

Darius Matusiak

Graduate of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Journalism. He started writing about games in 2013 on his blog on gameplay.pl, from where he quickly moved to the Reviews and Editorials department of Gamepressure. Sometimes he also writes about movies and technology. A gamer since the heyday of Amiga. Always a fan of races, realistic simulators and military shooters, as well as games with an engaging plot or exceptional artistic style. In his free time, he teaches how to fly in modern combat fighter simulators on his own page called Szkola Latania. A huge fan of arranging his workstation in the "minimal desk setup" style, hardware novelties and cats.