DRG:Survivor borrows enough from Deep Rock Galactic to make it feel varied enough from Vampire Survivors. Sure, it's a bit of a cheap tactic, but it does quite well when stacked up amongst the literal plague of copy-paste Vampire Survivor imitators.

There isn't a lot of content, but you're not playing this game for the story. My guess is you'll get bored around the 40-hour mark, but it doesn't necessarily require your full attention (just remember to get to the drop pod!).

You should probably be somewhat familiar with DRG and Survivors-likes before jumping into this.

Runs well on SteamDeck. Ran poorly with screen tearing on my 4K TV setup (even after fiddling with settings).

Well worth a try for the asking price of $12.99 (or particularly, on sale).

DRG:Survivor borrows enough from Deep Rock Galactic to make it feel varied enough from Vampire Survivors. Sure, it's a bit of a cheap tactic, but it does quite well when stacked up amongst the literal plague of copy-paste Vampire Survivor imitators. There isn't a lot of content, but you're not playing this game for the story. My guess is you'll get bored around the 40-hour mark, but it doesn't necessarily require your full attention (just remember to get to the drop pod!). You should probably be somewhat familiar with DRG and Survivors-likes before jumping into this. Runs well on SteamDeck. Ran poorly with screen tearing on my 4K TV setup (even after fiddling with settings). Well worth a try for the asking price of $12.99 (or particularly, on sale).