$9.99 (−20%)Delverium Farm by day, delve by night
Delverium is a colorful pixel-art survival sandbox where you keep a farm running between trips underground. Till soil, water crops, breed animals, fish and cook what you harvest, then mine ores, loot dungeons and hunt the Faults infecting the land. It plays solo or with up to eight friends, and it keeps crafting low-fuss.
Is Delverium worth it?
Delverium is worth it if…
- you like farming games where crops and cooking sit beside mining and dungeon crawling
- you want a relaxed base to build, with shelters, traders and home-grown food
- you want to share the chores in local split screen or online co-op for up to eight
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A working farm above ground
Your farm days follow a familiar rhythm. You till the soil, plant seeds, water the rows and watch them grow, then add animals, fishing and wild ingredients to the mix. The harvest goes into a wide set of cooking recipes, and you can eat the results or trade them through recruited NPCs. It is the calm counterweight to the caves below: seeds in the ground, food in the pot, something to sell when the traders are around.
Dungeons, building and shared chores
Below the fields sits a procedurally generated world of biomes, caves and dangerous dungeons with ores, lost treasures, foes and unique loot. You gather resources, unlock food, tools, weapons, armor and building materials, then put up shelters and recruit NPCs for trading. Nested crafting and an expandable inventory keep the busywork down. Fragments of lore and the invading Faults give the digging a purpose, and you can split the work solo, in four-player split screen or in online co-op for up to eight.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play the whole loop alone, from tilling and cooking to mining and hunting Faults, with difficulty and death penalties adjustable to keep it comfortable.
How does co-op work?
It supports four-player split screen at home and up to eight-player online co-op with Steam friends, so one person can farm while others mine or clear dungeons.
What do NPCs do?
You recruit NPCs to your shelters and they offer trading options, including a farm hand tied to animals. They are shopkeepers, not farmhands who work the fields for you.
Is there an ending to find?
There is a thread to follow: collect lore fragments, take down bosses and the Faults, and restore stability to the land. The world keeps generating room to build and farm around that hunt.
