
A run-based mining incremental where you steer a drill rig, bank ore, unlock deeper tiers, and turn fast dives into permanent upgrades.
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Drive the rig. Bank the ore. Build the next better dive.
Deepcore is a run-based mining incremental built around short, high-pressure dives. Steer a drill rig through destructible underground terrain, break open ore, and get the haul back to the base ring before the timer expires, the drill burns out, or cargo pressure ends the push.
• Pilot a drill rig through destructible underground routes
• Manage timer pressure, drill depletion, and cargo limits during each dive
• Collect ore and bank it for money and XP
• Unlock deeper depth tiers with tougher layers and better payouts
• Invest returns into permanent upgrades and drone support
• Fast run-based mining loop with strong repeat-dive momentum
• Permanent upgrades for engine tuning, drill torque, plating, cooling, cargo, ore value, XP, and route efficiency
• Depth-tier progression that steadily raises value, resistance, and risk
• Support automation through salvage drones and delivery drones
• Readable end-of-run summaries with payout, XP, and performance feedback
• Single-player progression built for optimization and long-term growth
Every upgrade shows up quickly. The rig moves cleaner, the drill lasts longer, cargo runs get smoother, and deeper layers stop feeling impossible. Deepcore keeps the runs short enough to stay readable while the campaign keeps widening underneath them.
• Mining and drilling games
• Incremental and progression-heavy systems
• Short runs with persistent upgrades
• Optimization-focused single-player loops
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian +4 more
Reviews
Stay away from this... This game is basically just you moving a "snake" through tougher and tougher material, and each upgrade just makes the numbers go up in unfathomable tiny amounts, to the point it's hardly noticeable. There's no fun game-changing unlocks, or upgrades where you feel you make progress. It's uncredibly repetitive, and not in the calm and fun way, where you can let your brain rest. It's incredibly unbalanced, the pacing is all wrong, and I feel like this hasn't been tested by anyone at all, maybe not even the dev. After an hour of grinding, I've unlocked level 45, but I only have enough upgrades to successfully mine at level 15, even with an even spread of upgrades. After a lot of frustration, I tried to cheat myself around 4 billion to see what I could look forward to. After 4 billions worth of upgrades, again evenly spread, I could just barely make a good run at level 30, which nettet me around 700 thousand. Each new upgrade at this point costs around 10-15 million. So I repeat; stay away from this garbage.
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