D.I.G. — Discover Infinite Galaxies

D.I.G. is a cooperative sci‑fi extraction mining simulator set in a ruthless corporate reality. You don’t mine for yourself—you work for the Corporation. You are prisoners serving a sentence in a space gulag, dropped onto remote planets in teams of up to four. Your mission is brutal and simple on the surface: drill the surface, extract ores, and meet the mandatory corporate quota.

To the Corporation, you are expendable. Safety isn’t guaranteed and no one is responsible for your wellbeing. You must deliver the minimum ore required to trigger evacuation. Any ore mined beyond the quota belongs to you, and that surplus can be invested into upgrades to push your next run further.

Upgrades expand your capabilities across several paths: strengthen your drill to reach richer veins, improve your suit for tougher environments, increase mobility to dodge hazards, boost survivability to endure hostile terrain, and accelerate mining speed so you can harvest more before the clock runs out.

Each expedition is a tense balance between greed and calculation. You can’t just leave when you want. First comes the Corporation’s quota; only then does extraction begin. The deeper you dig, the greater the potential reward—and the higher the risk that a single mistake can cost the entire mission.

The terrain is procedurally generated, so no two missions are the same. Each mission yields a new map with unique geometry and ore veins. Planets bring their own atmospheric conditions, and some worlds deal constant damage—toxicity, extreme cold, or scorching heat—forcing you to choose upgrades carefully.

Study mission data before deployment and tailor your loadout and upgrades to the environment you’ll face. D.I.G. isn’t about heroism; it’s about contracts, quotas, and the cold calculus of survival under a corporate machine. Drop in, meet the quota, keep the surplus, and get out—if you can.