The Midnighters Treasure hunting with a side of dread

You can go in alone, but the game is built for up to three friends in online co-op. One person sweeps the detector while another watches the street, and when a friend goes down, you pick them back up and keep the haul moving. The catch is that sanity is a team problem: as it falls, hallucinations make it hard to tell what is real, so keeping track of your teammates matters as much as watching for creatures. The detector beeps, the shovel comes out, and somewhere in the dark something is listening.

The core loop is simple and satisfying: follow the detector to buried gold and rare valuables, dig them up, and carry your loot back to sell it. The money buys better equipment, and better equipment lets you push deeper, where the hunt gets more dangerous. It gives every run a goal beyond survival, and it turns the risk into a decision: that last dig might be worth it, or it might be the one that costs you.

The curse is not just set dressing. You investigate the church, descend into the cave, and follow the clues left behind, solving puzzles and gathering ritual items on the way to a final ritual.