Ocean Keeper Co-op Drill Multiplayer

Ooof. This has to be the worst game I have played on steam. Played one game, balance is non existent. It requires 4 players so forget about playing it with a buddy. We attempted to play a second game, but the game just got stuck. Avoid.

-No Tutorial -Unstable Servers -The game isnt even 1.0 yet It had potential as a fun multiplayer game since my friends and I loved Dome Keeper. We were horribly mistaken... Even on DEEP DISCOUNT, the experience was not worth it.

Cons -Poorly optimized -The cave is FINITE -game randomly makes one player Stop shooting PERMANENTLY after wave 20 (client side bug) -game randomly makes one player have to wait the full 15 seconds TWICE before choosing an upgrade (Client side bug) -No bestiary/info menu -Unclear gameplay (no tutorial) -Solo experience is non existent -after wave 20 every wave is the same but with bigger numbers (sometimes) -made it to wave 40 with 3 people and ended it on purpose due to BOREDOM -Scaling is boring. only simple upgrades and no enemy hp or dmg scaling -the drill is useless -Where is the crab from the screenshots??? -Where is the black ore from the screenshots??? Pros -uh, cheap game

Yaaaark.

One of the worst games I played this year. Its so boring. Enemy scaling is bad, we are restricted to playing with 4 people only. Then there is no time to do much when the game puts you between mining and turret defense, and presents a very boring upgrade system with little to no actual coop value.

Ocean Keeper Co-op Drill Multiplayer is a cooperative roguelike survival game developed and published by RetroStyle Games that successfully transforms the original Ocean Keeper formula into a team-focused experience. Designed for up to four players, it combines resource gathering, frantic combat, and strategic progression within an underwater world filled with hostile alien creatures. Rather than relying solely on fast reflexes, the game encourages constant cooperation as players work together to collect minerals, strengthen their equipment, and defend their mechanical base against increasingly dangerous enemy assaults. This emphasis on teamwork gives the game a distinctive identity, making every expedition feel like a shared mission where communication is just as valuable as firepower. The game's structure revolves around alternating periods of exploration and defense. Players use precious downtime between enemy waves to descend into sprawling underwater caverns in search of minerals, relics, and hidden treasures. Every second spent mining carries an element of risk because the next attack is always approaching. Teams must decide whether to push deeper for greater rewards or retr…