Physics based Incremental Mining game. Every strike removes real geometry. Upgrades come as equipment, allowing you stack effects and combine random bonuses into your own unique build and style. Curse yourself with random effects, some make you stronger, others make life harder.
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Push Deeper
The game combines physics-based mining with incremental progression. You clear your own path into new areas, but the deeper you go, the harder it gets to keep pushing. Sooner or later you need to upgrade, restart the mine, and wake up next morning stronger so you can go even deeper. The catch is, every time you sleep, the mine regenerates.
Build Your Loadout
You upgrade by choosing your own equipment and its effects. Some simply increase your stats, while others give you unique actions. Equipment space is limited, so you can't just stack everything and call it a day. As you progress, you can increase that space too.
Curses
As you progress, you find essences that can be used to curse yourself. What you get is random. Sometimes it makes you stronger, sometimes it makes your life harder, and sometimes it removes a curse you already have. You can find items that let you remove a curse of your choice, slowly building the curse setup you want, but every new roll still risks taking something away.
Exploration and Dread
Each new area is unique, with its own layout and challenges. You might carefully descend with a rope, or just yeet yourself down the slope and hope for the best. The deeper you go, the darker, quieter and more lonely it gets, making you wonder if the developer decided to put something scary down there or not.
Find the Source
Some miners say there is something deep below. They hear sounds that don't feel natural, notice signs that someone has been there, and some even swear they saw something move in the dark. The deeper you go, the harder it gets to believe the mine is actually empty.