Fit check
Is Million Depth worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-strategy players who want combat built around pausing time and planning while stationary
- Players who enjoy making weapons and shields by combining different crafting blocks
- Story-focused explorers interested in changing timelines, fragmented clues, and consequences from earlier choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking uninterrupted real-time combat may find the required stationary pauses disruptive
- Players who want equipment to remain usable throughout a fight may dislike weapons and shields breaking
- Players looking for a straightforward linear story may not suit a game built around changing timelines and fragmented clues
Our take on Million Depth
The game turns stillness into a combat tactic: Moma can stop time only while she remains motionless. Its changing timelines also replace a single fixed progression with consequences that reach across different versions of the underground world.
What is Million Depth?
Million Depth follows Moma as she searches for a friend in a million-floor underground world that changes over time.
Different timelines reveal different versions of the story, while Moma’s past choices affect later events and other timelines. Battles combine movement, equipment durability, and time control: the biotope jammer stops nearby creatures while Moma remains still, creating an opportunity to plan an attack or escape. Weapons and shields wear out and break, leaving her defenseless until repaired. Equipment is crafted by combining blocks, and some blocks can be upgraded when placed with others of the same type. Shopkeepers offer crafting blocks, items, and relics through bartering. Stockinum is a resource whose value changes constantly.
How Million Depth plays
- 01Time-freezing battles
- The biotope jammer pauses surrounding enemies while Moma stays motionless, giving her time to plan an attack or escape.
- 02Block-based crafting
- Two pieces of equipment can be made by combining different blocks, including long-range guns and shields.
- 03Equipment durability
- Weapons and shields deteriorate during combat and leave Moma defenseless when they break.
- 04Timeline consequences
- Moma’s earlier decisions affect later events and other versions of the world.
- 05Shopkeeper bartering
- Trades depend on the offered value and each shopkeeper’s mood, while excessive demands can raise prices.
Million Depth compared to similar games
Million Depth combines action combat with time-freezing, block-based equipment crafting, timeline changes, and shopkeeper bartering. Anomaly: Warzone Earth also mixes action and strategy, but uses a reversed tower-defense structure focused on directing forces against alien turrets. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened centers on cooperative action RPG and tower-defense play with loot, leveling, pets, and character customization.
Million Depth: platforms & release
Is Million Depth worth it?
It is worth it if: action-strategy players who want combat built around pausing time and planning while stationary. Skip it if: players seeking uninterrupted real-time combat may find the required stationary pauses disruptive.
Where can I download Million Depth?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Million Depth's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Million Depth on?
Windows only.
