Ocean Keeper: Dome Survival
RetroStyle Games · 2025 · Procedural Generation, Action, Mining, 2D, Atmospheric
PC
Mostly Positive80% · 862
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About Ocean Keeper: Dome Survival
Welcome to Ocean Keeper, a mining roguelike shooter with a top-down view. Play as a Miner whose spaceship has crashed on a planet, filled with underwater monsters. Find resources and artifacts for purchasing valuable upgrades.Use the time between each attack to power up your diver, mech, weapon or explore a new dungeon. Build automatic turrets, use drones to collect loot and improve your skills to increase your chances of survival. If you've ever wondered what would happen if you mixed Dome Keeper, Wall World and Vampire Survivors together, here's the answer!
Dozens of weapons, upgrades, and monsters are waiting for you. And all this in the subnautica style, along with sea monsters who are hunting you. The world here is dangerous,
and keeps in unknown threats.
The underwater world of Ocean Keeper consists of many biomes. You will have to travel through the locations and find the remains of a lost civilization. Discover mysterious locations, from abandoned sci-fi laboratories to mines with artifacts.
Drill caves in search of different resources to upgrade your equipment, weapons and Mech Spider. It's worth saying that the local fauna didn't like the fact that you want to mine their sources! So don't forget to exit the dungeons, and switch to a dynamic combat mode.
Ocean Keeper is ready to surprise you by massive battles with unique bosses! From a giant crab to the flying mouse, each battle will be a true challenge. We won’t reveal all the cards — there are many more. The other question is, will you have the strength to defeat them?
Forget about monotony - each new game session will open new secrets of the underwater world, and battles with sea monsters will become harder. You can use various meta upgrades and unique types of Mechs to bravely fight with every wave of monsters.
Dozens of weapons, upgrades, and monsters are waiting for you. And all this in the subnautica style, along with sea monsters who are hunting you. The world here is dangerous,
and keeps in unknown threats.
The underwater world of Ocean Keeper consists of many biomes. You will have to travel through the locations and find the remains of a lost civilization. Discover mysterious locations, from abandoned sci-fi laboratories to mines with artifacts.
Drill caves in search of different resources to upgrade your equipment, weapons and Mech Spider. It's worth saying that the local fauna didn't like the fact that you want to mine their sources! So don't forget to exit the dungeons, and switch to a dynamic combat mode.
Ocean Keeper is ready to surprise you by massive battles with unique bosses! From a giant crab to the flying mouse, each battle will be a true challenge. We won’t reveal all the cards — there are many more. The other question is, will you have the strength to defeat them?
Forget about monotony - each new game session will open new secrets of the underwater world, and battles with sea monsters will become harder. You can use various meta upgrades and unique types of Mechs to bravely fight with every wave of monsters.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
game seems like it'd be a domekeeper upgrade, but it's pretty much worse in every way. choppy pacing, too much unnecessary dialogue, weird ai art, confusing tutorial that i couldn't even complete because you only get what feels like 90 seconds to figure out a puzzle before you're so overwhelmed with mobs you die3 found this helpful
A mix of a digging game like Dome Keeper and a mech combat game, with technical issues and some not so well though-out mechanics. Good graphics and sound. Player/Mech movement is solid, though the environment is full of navigational obstacles. Pretty slow paced at first and you'll need some meta-progression to get started. There's plenty of weapons and utilities to try out and upgrade during each run. Some are good, others are a waste of time. You can't really make any builds though. Offered weapon slot upgrades are random and there's no reroll mechanism. Missions are weird. You can complete one, but there's no way to get back to a base or advance the story without dying. You literally have to fail a run to proceed to the next objective. Besides that, audio in the digging part got really muffled at some point. Not sure why but it didn't return to normal. And the game stopped responding to the controller once. On another try, the upgrade UI bugged out, showing overlapping controls. Fun for a while, but also very buggy and not much replayability. Development seems to be discontinued.1 found this helpful
Not to over the top, incremental skill tree unlocker. Haven't gotten to far into it so far, but there is a co-op i hope to test this weekend. Not pixel, but nice graphics for a top down.
Fun game with a nice sense of progression.
Had fun for awhile but it got repetitive after awhile.
A bit tedious overall, to the point where the main gameplay loop and metaprogression becomes more of a slog than something you want to continue
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