DRG is still growing after five years, a lot of triple A titles can't match that. The gunplay and atmosphere are its strongest selling points but past 500hrs you will ultimately stay for the fun it allows you to have compared to many games riddled with invisible walls and a nanny-like hand-holding approaches to even side quests that makes you think we are already in a manchild, somafilled, modern, hellhole folks like huxley rightly feared.

For Karl!

DRG is still growing after five years, a lot of triple A titles can't match that. The gunplay and atmosphere are its strongest selling points but past 500hrs you will ultimately stay for the fun it allows you to have compared to many games riddled with invisible walls and a nanny-like hand-holding approaches to even side quests that makes you think we are already in a manchild, somafilled, modern, hellhole folks like huxley rightly feared. For Karl!