

Colony 37
Valen · 2025 · Dungeon Crawler, Sandbox, PvE, Walking Simulator, First-Person
PC
Very Positive97% · 215
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About Colony 37
moveColony 37 is a mining game with a heavy emphasis on exploration, loot hoarding, and simplified survival mechanics. Explore the hidden depths of a long-forgotten colony, find out the reason why it was abandoned, and earn plenty of credits, items, instruments, and a lot more.
- Procedurally generated block-based world with a depth of 600+ meters.
- 10 underground biomes with their own threats and goods you can find.
- Story-driven gameplay.
- Dialogue system with small quests and rewards.
- Hidden underground structures that moves the story forward.
- Radiation, darkness, and lack of oxygen are your constant enemies.
- Perk system.
- Each biome has its own set of resources for you to gather.
- Each biome contains its own set of items that you can find in underground chests.
- The lower you go, the more valuable resources become.
- Sell all of your found resources back at the base.
- Even if you didn't manage to bring back your resources, each destroyed block provides you with experience that you can spend on upgrading your character.
- Players can equip 3 instruments and 10 miscellaneous items. What kind of character build you want to make is completely up to you.
- 40+ instruments starting from pickaxes and shovels and ending with flamethrowers, dynamite, drills, and advanced firepower.
- 200+ trinkets that you can buy or find. Some of them boost your character's stats (damage, health, movement speed, etc.), while some of them allow you to create explosions with each hit, teleport, or even fly.
- 20+ consumables that are acting as emergency boosts of health/oxygen/energy in a tricky situation.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game is stable and there's plenty to do (Dig). The gameplay loop is fun a bit like motherload where "fuel" is oxygen. Limited capacity which can be upgraded etc, there is a shop, bar, monsters (can be turned off). There are many different items which can promote different play styles, bombs, guns, pickaxe, shovels. The visual art style is very much dependent on personal taste, There appears to be some updates in regards to it. The development although slow for average gamers liking, it is happening. (Bug fixes etc.) The game price is solid for what you receive, cannot understand any of the "negative reviews" all of the ones I have read appear to be petty or simply do not understand the concept of early access Strong 9/10 - Price is great game is fun. (realistically could be £4.99.) I would recommend the dev uploads a new video and screen shots to the store page.3 found this helpful
A very compelling game with a solid loop that transcends it's inspirations. It's got a lot of novel and complex interactions between weapons and equipments to keep the more cerebral player engaged and invested, but a straight forward risk/reward loop if you just want to dig. There's a growing glimmer of an involved story developing too. Definitely worth a buy for the price, and a standout in the novel subgenre of games where you dig... deeper, always deeper. Down to the hole that lies beneath all things, the place to which all stones must fall... It's a [b]lot[/b] of fun!1 found this helpful
SOLID game. The Spotter: Dig or Die, Prison Escape Simulator Dig Out, Minecraft, A Game About Digging A Hole.... these are have a similar feel to this game. Not sure exactly the genre, but it is a fun one, especially when I need a nice, relaxing, cool down type gaming session before bed. Then it's only $3 USD? Criminally underpriced, in my opinion. I've got about 90 minutes solid play time in, and I can feel there's quite a few more. One dollar per hour of entertainment is an insane steal, look at how expensive everything else is in life... Check it out if it looks interesting or if you enjoy any of those games or similar.
Its a great game, worth so much more then the dev is asking for. and the dev is stil working hard to improve it. However, because its a single dev who has big plans for the game i get the impression he is overwhelmed with the amount of work. the bug fixes are slow, and there are game breaking bugs that need fixing. so is it worth playing: YES. do you need to have patience when game breaks: yes. but you wont regret buying or playing
This game has a very solid base and receives quality updates frequently. I suggest trying it out and I look forward to seeing where it goes.
It's a solid experience on its own, but what you're getting for the price is just ridiculous. Its a dig a hole game in a scifi setting. if you played other hole digging games you know what to expect. However it does throw some different things in there in terms of the incremental improvements, and the setting is just really cool. Also its 3$. come on.
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