Colony 37

Whats the story? Your a dude digging a hole for money to buy gear to dig more holes to get more money to buy guns to dig more holes. I bought this on a whim and I've put 15 hours into a single playthrough I highly recommend.

I got this game on a whim and can honestly say I am really glad to support the dev and see where this project goes. Dev is very active, working one-on-one with players who experience issues, and has already added tons of content. Dev, thank you for such a cool game and good luck! (Also, don't be afraid to take breaks- you have been working like HELL!!!). I can't wait to play more!

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!

It's fun to find loot, right? Many of the upgrades and accessories you can get add an increased chance for better loot. You have your own room to save in and you have your own locker for your stash. The developer works hard on the forum to help people and continues to improve the game. Buy this and enjoy!

game is awesome. some bioms mightnot be to your liking, i didnt like the second one at all but i highly reccomend at least the Prototype A and some energy regen when going to the Red F...... lots of fellas to shoot. and dont go back into the mask room unless you want to walk through the entire area again -__-

This game is good. I haven't encountered any bugs or crashes. There are _lots_ of items you can use. It is fun to adjust items and perks to make your own build. The story line is not finished yet, but still, the game is worth more than it costs now. I also played the game a few months ago, and it improved greatly since then. Also, the developer is very nice and responds to feedback.

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.

Fun game. Has the framework and potential to be great. That being said, it worries me that a single developer and his friends are working on it and updates might not come regularly enough to keep players interested in the game. With the time I played, I bought everything I wanted or needed to buy, reached the deepest part (won't spoil anything) and found myself with nothing else to do. The game is basically a big square pointing straight down that you can dig in. Every few meters you reach a new "biome" with new ores and mobs if you're not playing on peaceful, but again you are limited to a square box you can dig in and apart from some ores and buried chests spawning in different places, there isn't much of a procedurally generated randomness to warrant a second playthrough. Maybe if there were other planets or areas to dig, it would help the progression. I'm keeping it installed for now, but it's already a month with no updates, which again is understandable but with so many games fighting for a gamer's attention, it's gonna be hard to come back every once in a while just for a few new things. Good luck and all the success to the developer and his friends. You guys are doing a great job and can't wait to see what you will be able to achieve in the future with more resources/manpower.