GeoDepths

I recommend this game as its fairly interesting if you enjoy base management. But after a while it starts to feel grindy and theres not too much of a story. I realize this was created by a solo dev so please keep that in mind. I enjoyed what time i had with the game but toward the end i just decided to watch a youtube video to see the ending because i was getting motion sick from the narrow FOV in the first person parts where you explore. I think if it hadnt been for that i mightve finished it. But if you get motion sickness you know thats not a great feeling. Im very lucky in i only get it sometimes but it still sucks to not be able to finish a game. Game itself, worth a play and you decide if you like it. I will say this, the first hour or so will be a little confusing because theres no tutorial at all that i could find and you just have to stumble through and figure out whats what. I still got a drill upgrade that i had ZERO idea what it did. Oh well onto the next game lol. Enjoy

It has been a great experience, with a fun concept and great story. Since I am a fan of automation games I would love to see a bit more resource conversion, but for the scope of the story the amount of resources and crafting is already great. The base building and decorating is a lot of fun as well. The game is well rounded as is, but I just can't stop longing for more.

What a very interesting and curious little game. At the beginning everything is very confusing, slow and takes some experimentation. There are some points which do feel grindy and pointless, but the longer I played the more I enjoyed it though. The whole progression and gameplay loop of mining, extracting and refining materials for upgrades or new room elements, while finding more story fragments is very enjoyable. A lot to explore in different caves, including collectibles and personal logs from other miners is giving the game its sweet charm, that I'm missing in a lot of other games. No AI and the game is made by a single developer while he had a full time job, huge respect for that. The story isnt unnecessarily complicated and with only some small exposition, it was very enjoyable finding out more about the whole world and its characters. Combined with the simplistic but interesting caves, I was always excited to explore the next one. While the ending(s) are fitting, I wish there was even more. As others have also said, a few more levels or a new planet would be exciting. But maybe it would also be too much and lose its charm? We may never know. Overall a fantastic game if you get through the rather slow beginning. Before you know it you are at the ending, craving (or cave-ing) for more

Stumbling across this game was a pleasant surprise. It offers a clever mix of navigating from a 2D top-down perspective and then seamlessly docking into nearby caves, which opens into beautifully designed underground environments. The transition between exploration and cave diving is well-executed, showing off some impressive level design that sets the atmosphere perfectly. The base construction system is enjoyable, giving players a solid structure for progression and management, while not feeling overly complicated. There is a small grind present, but it never becomes too tedious and serves to keep you invested in the upgrades and advancements. While the initial playthrough is super fun and engaging, the experience does lack some replayability. Once you've seen most of what the game has to offer, there isn't much to incentivize multiple runs. Still, the time spent playing is rewarding and memorable. Overall, if you enjoy exploration, a bit of base building, and discovering atmospheric caves, this title is definitely worth trying out.

Honestly very fun short and sweet. Even if i wish there was more gameplay as i don't want to put it down do i also think this game had all it needed

The Dirt

If you are looking for a immersive that is chill and unlock cool tech and build an underground crib, then look no further because this game is addictive AF! Get your ROCKS and get ready to ROLL!

This was a fun quick game! I loved the art style and how you progressed through the levels. I honestly really liked the length of this game too, i feel like it ended at a good place before everything got too grindy. I saw this game on a Floydsonson video and had to pause after he introduced it so I could go play it myself lol