Fit check
Is Keep Digging worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy underground exploration and changing maps
- Small groups wanting cooperative or competitive digging sessions
- Crafters who want to develop gear through materials, blueprints, and enchantments
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly directed campaign rather than repeated digging, collecting, and returning to base
- Those who prefer fixed environments instead of procedurally changing routes and terrain
- Solo players who do not want multiplayer competition or item-stealing encounters
- Players looking for a non-survival game without equipment management and crafting systems
Our take on Keep Digging
The game trades a fixed world and directed progression for procedural expeditions, material hauling, and gear refinement. That choice creates changing routes and discoveries, but also makes repeated sessions depend on gathering, inventory management, and returning safely to base.
What is Keep Digging?
Keep Digging is a multiplayer survival-crafting game set in a procedurally generated underground world reaching 5000m.
Players excavate tunnels, collect ores, blueprints, fossils, and other discoveries, then return materials to base. A smelter converts mined ore into ingots, while blueprints enable equipment crafting. More than 350 items, inventory management, quality levels, and random orb effects shape gear development. Players can combine enchantments to alter equipment for digging, movement, and exploration. Online play supports up to 8 players in cooperative exploration or PvP encounters involving item theft. Equipment and money earned in single-player can be carried into multiplayer, and items from other worlds can be brought home. Version 1. 0 remains available through a separate Legacy Mode save.
How Keep Digging plays
- 01Procedural Underground Map
- Each playthrough generates different terrain, routes, treasure chests, fossils, and other discoveries across a 5000m-deep world.
- 02Material Processing
- Ore collected below ground can be returned to base and smelted into ingots for later equipment work.
- 03Blueprint Crafting
- Exploration rewards include blueprints used to forge equipment from gathered and processed materials.
- 04Orb Enchantments
- Gemstones can produce orbs with random effects that combine to modify digging, movement, exploration, and other attributes.
- 05Eight-Player Multiplayer
- Online sessions support cooperative expeditions and PvP encounters where players can compete for items.
- 06Legacy Mode
- The version 1.0 experience remains playable through separate save data from version 2.0.
Keep Digging compared to similar games
Keep Digging focuses on digging through a procedurally generated 5000m underground world, with smelting, blueprint-based forging, enchantments, and multiplayer for up to 8 players. Mr. Prepper centers on building an underground shelter, crafting, and preparing for a nuclear-war scenario, so its described activity is shelter management rather than multiplayer excavation.
Keep Digging: platforms & release
Is Keep Digging worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy underground exploration and changing maps. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly directed campaign rather than repeated digging, collecting, and returning to base.
Where can I download Keep Digging?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Keep Digging's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Keep Digging on?
Windows only.
