Deep Rock Galactic Dig, fight, survive together

You pick from Scout, Gunner, Engineer, and Driller, and each one changes how the crew moves. You light caves with a flare gun and zip across gaps with a grappling hook as Scout, hold the line behind a bubble shield as Gunner, set sentry guns and mines as Engineer, or carve new tunnels with drills and clear crowds with a flamethrower as Driller.

It works solo too, with a flying robot helper, but the jobs fit together best in 1-4 player co-op. Stick with your crew, share the digging and shooting, and get everybody home.

Every mission drops you into procedurally generated cave systems across 11 biomes, with narrow snaking passages, vast caverns, and colorful flora and fauna. No two runs lay out the same, and everything is destructible.

You dig tunnels where you need them, collapse stalagmites, and close off choke points to shape the fight. Exploration and mining come first, then the bugs arrive, then you carve your way out again.

Hoxxes IV does not want you here. You face hordes drawn from over 50 enemy types that bite, slash, and spit acid. Some fly, some crawl, some snatch you from above or below.

You mine valuable minerals while keeping a finger on the trigger, then defend the crew when the swarm closes in. Different mission types, side tasks, and mutators keep the mix shifting, so positioning and teamwork matter as much as aim.

The long game is becoming a star employee. You unlock thousands of cosmetics, weapons, and upgrades across hundreds of hours, with six seasons of extra content included free and no expiring battle pass to chase. Only a couple of armor packs cost extra.

Back on the Space Rig there is a bar, and yes, you can order a drink. For Rock and Stone.