ActionFit check
Is D-Corp worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of friends who want cooperative couch play for up to four players
- Players who enjoy coordinating defense and resource tasks as a team
- Groups looking for both cooperative play and a separate competitive mode
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Solo players, since the game centers on cooperative multiplayer
- Players seeking extensive story or character progression
- Players seeking multiplayer modes beyond local play and Steam Remote Play
Our take on D-Corp
The emphasis is on cooperative defense, but the game also has separate competitive modes, including Arena Mode. That gives the listing two distinct play structures: working together on campaign tasks and competing against other players.
What is D-Corp?
D-Corp is a couch co-op game for up to four players, playable locally or through Steam Remote Play.
Players control customizable robots and coordinate tasks during an alien cactus attack. The campaign involves maintaining, reloading, and moving turrets, collecting natural resources, taking scrap to a recycler, and fetching ammunition before defenses run out. A separate versus mode lets players compete, including throwing opponents into acid pools. Arena Mode adds player-versus-player gameplay. The game also includes dozens of hats to find, unlock, and wear. It is built around gamepad play, and teams can experiment with different defense plans while protecting their base.
How D-Corp plays
- 01Four-player co-op
- Local multiplayer and Steam Remote Play support cooperative sessions for up to four players.
- 02Co-op campaign
- Teams handle defense and resource-gathering tasks while alien cacti attack the base.
- 03Turret management
- Players reload, maintain, and reposition a variety of turrets during defense.
- 04Versus modes
- Separate competitive play includes player-versus-player gameplay and hazards such as acid pools.
- 05Robot hats
- Dozens of hats can be found, unlocked, and worn by the playable robots.
- 06Gamepad play
- The game is intended to be played with gamepads.
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D-Corp: platforms & release
Is D-Corp worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of friends who want cooperative couch play for up to four players. Skip it if: solo players, since the game centers on cooperative multiplayer.
Where can I download D-Corp?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens D-Corp's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is D-Corp on?
Windows and Linux.
