Keep Digging Dig Deeper, Together

You and your crew pick a direction and start digging, pocketing ores and cracking treasure chests as you go deeper. The catch is getting back: you need a climbable route to base with your haul intact, so someone usually ends up playing rope duty while someone else keeps chasing one more vein. Back home, ores go into the smelter five at a time and come out as ingots for forging. It gives co-op friends a simple loop to coordinate around: dig, carry, build, then push to a deeper layer.

Progress here is gear, not levels. Blueprints found underground tell you what you can forge, and the smelted ingots pay for it. Gemstones become orbs with random effects, and stacking them changes digging speed, movement, and exploration in ways that suit different play styles. Quality levels mean two copies of the same pick or boots can perform differently, so comparing drops and trading upgrades becomes half the lobby chatter. You bring single-player equipment and money into multiplayer too, and anything found in another player's world can come home with you.

Online play supports up to eight players, built for exploring side by side or squabbling over the good stuff. Stick to co-op and you share the work of opening ground, finding fossils, and kitting everyone out for deeper rock. Flip on the PvP edge and item-stealing encounters add tension to crowded tunnels. Costumes like samurai and gorilla outfits plus emotes with special effects keep characters easy to spot in the dark. A fresh map on each run means new terrain, chests, and routes to argue about.