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D-Corp

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70%Game Brain Score
humor, graphics
gameplay, grinding
79% User Score Based on 43 reviews
Critic Score 58%Based on 1 reviews

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D-Corp is a single player and multiplayer casual shooter game. It was developed by Frogsong Studios and was released on September 20, 2021. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.

D-Corp is a chaotic local co-op shooter where up to 4 players control customizable robots defending their base from alien cacti. Team up to maintain turrets, harvest resources, and complete tasks in a light-hearted campaign or compete in the new PvP Arena Mode. Enjoy frantic split-screen action, resource management, and playful sabotage in this fun multiplayer experience.

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79%
Audience ScoreBased on 43 reviews
humor2 positive mentions
grinding7 negative mentions
  • D-Corp combines tower defense with chaotic co-op gameplay, making it a fun experience, especially with friends.
  • The art style is vibrant and engaging, and the game runs smoothly with minimal load times.
  • The game offers a unique blend of mechanics, including resource gathering and enemy management, which keeps gameplay interesting.
  • The controls can be frustrating, leading to accidental actions that disrupt gameplay, such as picking up turrets instead of ammo.
  • The game feels short, with many players completing it in under three hours, leading to a desire for more content and levels.
  • Some levels have bugs that can hinder progress, and the difficulty spikes can be punishing without options to adjust the challenge.
  • gameplay
    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay in the reviewed game is characterized by a mix of engaging mechanics and frustrating design choices. While players appreciate the variety of mechanics introduced in each level, many feel that these elements become tedious due to their limited application and the lack of a dash mechanic, which complicates resource management. Additionally, the gameplay's frantic pace and occasional unclear tutorials contribute to a sense of annoyance, despite the overall fluid performance on supported platforms.

    • “The levels in d-corp look small, but that's because the frantic pace of the gameplay lends itself to that.”
    • “I like the little mechanics you get each stage, like recycling enemies and smashing slimes with your sci-fi pickaxe.”
    • “This game combines tower defense with an Overcooked-like gameplay.”
    • “The mechanic of having to stun enemies and throw them into the pit gets annoying.”
    • “There's no dash mechanic, so going to get ammo to refill it gets more and more frustrating every time you have to slowly walk across the map to fetch ammo that will immediately be lost.”
    • “We keep hitting our turrets by mistake, making them stop working. It's tedious; why would you have a mechanic in which you can disable your own turrets?”
  • grinding
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessively tedious, with constant ammunition loading and the ability to accidentally disable turrets contributing to a frustrating experience. Many reviewers express that these mechanics detract from the enjoyment of the game, leading to a sense of boredom and prompting them to quit early. Overall, the grinding elements are seen as a core issue that significantly hampers gameplay.

    • “It's a tower defense game in which all the cool things about a tower defense game have been removed and only tedious parts remain.”
    • “Having to load ammunition constantly into the turrets feels very tedious.”
    • “We played for less than an hour and had to rage quit because it felt way too tedious and barebones.”
  • stability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game has been reported as unstable and buggy, leading some users to seek refunds.

    • “Just refunded as it's still clearly buggy.”
    • “The game crashes frequently, making it unplayable.”
    • “I encountered multiple glitches that ruined my experience.”
  • humor
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is highlighted by its chaotic and entertaining gameplay, which leads to plenty of laughter among players, especially during moments of friendly sabotage. The quirky characters, like the "little brain snail," add to the comedic charm, making it a fun experience for both families and groups of friends.

    • “The art is stunning, the little brain snail thing is really funny, and the gameplay is fun for me and my family to play on a couple of off-brand Xbox controllers late at night, and nobody gets mad!”
    • “Played it with a group of friends, and it's super chaotic and hilarious at the same time. We laughed quite a lot while playing it and sabotaging ourselves by throwing each other out of the map or into a group of enemies!”
  • graphics
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics in d-corp are praised for their appealing art style and charming character designs, contributing positively to the overall visual experience.

    • “On the plus side, D-Corp has a nice art style and the characters are endearing.”
  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is often criticized for being repetitive and lacking memorability, leading to a generally forgettable experience.

    • “The music is repetitive and pretty forgettable.”
  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users have reported that optimization issues may arise on Linux when using Steam Remote Play with AMD GPUs, particularly due to the lack of support for video encoding via VAAPI, which can lead to performance and quality problems.

    • “Since Steam Remote Play doesn't allow the use of video encoding via VAAPI on Linux with an AMD GPU, you might experience performance and quality issues as a result.”
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D-Corp is a casual shooter game.

D-Corp is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Steam Deck, Windows and others.

D-Corp was released on September 20, 2021.

D-Corp was developed by Frogsong Studios.

D-Corp has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its humor but disliked it for its gameplay.

D-Corp is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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