Deep Down
CaliCosDev Studio · 2024 · Action, RPG, Strategy, Action-Adventure, Roguelike
PC
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About Deep Down
Dive into the depths of "Deep Down," a thrilling Action RPG where you play as a brave miner exploring procedurally generated caves filled with valuable ores and hidden dangers. In this immersive adventure, each day presents new challenges and opportunities as you gather resources, upgrade your tools, and uncover the secrets buried deep beneath the earth.
Explore Procedurally Generated Mines: Each level of the mine is unique, with an increasing abundance of valuable ores and formidable hazards the deeper you go.
Engage in Real-Time Actions: Perform mining, crafting, and combat in real-time. Use your tools to extract resources, fend off threats, and survive the collapsing mine.
Resource Management: Collect and manage various ores such as Aluminum, Gold, Iron, and more. Smelt these ores into ingots in the Blacksmith’s Forge and combine them to create powerful alloys.
Craft and Upgrade Tools: Start with basic wooden tools and upgrade to stronger materials like steel and titanium. Customize and enhance your equipment to improve efficiency and survivability.
Day/Night Cycle: Plan your mining expeditions carefully. Each day you have limited time to explore the mines before needing to rest and prepare for the next adventure.
Procedurally generated mines with increasing difficulty and rewards.
Real-time mining, crafting, and combat mechanics.
A variety of ores and resources to collect and utilize.
Tool and equipment crafting with multiple upgrade paths.
Essential buildings with maintenance and upgrading options.
A robust day/night cycle influencing gameplay and strategy.
Explore Procedurally Generated Mines: Each level of the mine is unique, with an increasing abundance of valuable ores and formidable hazards the deeper you go.
Engage in Real-Time Actions: Perform mining, crafting, and combat in real-time. Use your tools to extract resources, fend off threats, and survive the collapsing mine.
Resource Management: Collect and manage various ores such as Aluminum, Gold, Iron, and more. Smelt these ores into ingots in the Blacksmith’s Forge and combine them to create powerful alloys.
Craft and Upgrade Tools: Start with basic wooden tools and upgrade to stronger materials like steel and titanium. Customize and enhance your equipment to improve efficiency and survivability.
Day/Night Cycle: Plan your mining expeditions carefully. Each day you have limited time to explore the mines before needing to rest and prepare for the next adventure.
Procedurally generated mines with increasing difficulty and rewards.
Real-time mining, crafting, and combat mechanics.
A variety of ores and resources to collect and utilize.
Tool and equipment crafting with multiple upgrade paths.
Essential buildings with maintenance and upgrading options.
A robust day/night cycle influencing gameplay and strategy.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'll try to give a quick dive on Deep Down since I think i'm the first review. Ultimately I give it a thumbs-down, which is more of a "Not ready yet" for the price. Here's a rundown on the bugs I've found so far: - Several pickaxe recipes are incorrect, but was able to figure them out over time - Colt gun recipe is incorrect, couldn't figure out how to make it - When you exit the game, my headlamp disappeared - When you exit the game, the forge / alloy combiner both had to be unlocked again with resources - You can click and manipulate the HP bar (doesn't seem to affect anything, just odd) Those are the basic bugs that aren't huge deal-breakers, can still play the game and play around them fairly easily once you expect them. However, there are two purposeful mechanics and one bug that make the game unplayable at this time, IMO. The two mechanics are: 1. You can't sleep to end the day until 2000. The reason this is an issue, is that at this time there aren't a ton of things to do each day. Once you have the rhythm of the game, which for most ppl will probably be between day 5 and 10, you can be done with the day around noon. Each in-game hour takes 39 seconds. So there are plenty…2 found this helpful
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