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Deep Rock Galactic coming to both Steam Early Access and Xbox One

January 9, 2018 by Villordsutch

Arriving soon on both Steam Early Access and Xbox One from developers Ghost Ship Games and publishers Coffee Stain Publishing is a Deep Rock Galactic; a game that both reads and looks fantastic.  You’re a badass Mining Space Dwarf and your carving your way through uncharted space caves with you mates, whilst fight off waves of unhappy creatures that seriously want to upset your day.  Already this is ticking boxes…


DANGER. DARKNESS. DWARVES… Dwarven mining co-op shooter that takes up to 4 players through perilous procedurally generated caves in search of valuable minerals for corporate overlords Deep Rock Galactic. Players take up arms as one of four classes of badass dwarven miners, each with their own invaluable set of skills.

Expect to see Deep Rock Galactic in the first quarter of 2018 on the Xbox One and Steam Early Access.

You can follow Deep Rock Galactic’s progress over on their website, also by Liking them on Facebook and Following them on Twitter.

@Villordsutch

Originally published January 9, 2018. Updated January 8, 2018.

Filed Under: Video Games, Villordsutch Tagged With: Deep Rock Galactic

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