- Publisher: Playism , Cyber Space Biotope
- Release Date: Nov 12, 2025
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Summary:
Craft original weapons and engage in strategic time-freezing battles as you dive into the million-floor deep underground world of this deep-diving action strategy game.
- Developer: Cyber Space Biotope
- Genre(s): Strategy, Real-Time, General
- # of players: No Online Multiplayer
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 3 out of 5
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Mixed: 2 out of 5
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Negative: 0 out of 5
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Nov 12, 2025Million Depth is a Roguelike that plays by none of the rules, and it does so while telling an engaging story and featuring seriously clever combat.
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Nov 12, 2025Million Depth is another great example of the malleability of roguelike and roguelite games. Instead of following the same cliches as other titles in the genre, it chooses to follow the paths laid by visual novels and real-time strategy games to great success. The story is compelling thanks to a charming cast of characters and three different timelines to dive into, and the gameplay is addictive because of the abundance of unique mechanics to unravel. While there are some issues with story progression, if you're a fan of roguelike games, then Million Depth is a must-buy for you.
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Nov 12, 2025Million Depth is a standout indie strategy RPG that blends atmospheric storytelling with innovative mechanics, delivering a uniquely layered experience beneath the Earth's surface. Players control Moma in a future where humanity has fled underground, navigating branching routes, emotional story arcs, and a hybrid combat system that defies genre expectations. While its complexity may overwhelm early on, those who persist will find a rich, replayable game filled with strategic depth and narrative intrigue.
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Nov 12, 2025As a whole, Million Depth is a game of contrasts. It is at turns awkward, less than it could be, and at the same time possessed of some really unique approaches to what could otherwise be painfully rote. There are parts of it I didn’t like, and yet all during my play I never found myself pushed to stop playing or lost interest despite its jank. It feels compelling in part because it’s janky. It’s a big, awkward piece that is often ungainly or inelegant, but it feels unique at the same time. I think my takeaway is that all of this winds up narrowing down to being on the high side of average, but still a game that some people are going to immediately fall in love with. I might have fallen in love with it, in a way. I find myself still poking at the game, and while it didn’t grab me and demand my attention, I think it’s worth checking out as a singular experience. Most games are assembled from familiar parts. This one feels like not all of its parts are great, but they also aren’t bracingly familiar.
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Nov 16, 2025The concept behind Million Depth and its approach to runs and different timelines is fascinating. It feels really different than other roguelikes. The downside is that the experience sometimes doesn’t feel polished. Some elements aren’t explained well, the UI isn’t the best in its complex situations, and there are still some bugs here. But I feel like it is worth it even when it isn’t at its best just yet, and after a few patches it should be in a great place.