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June 30, 2022

Ground Divers!

Ground Divers!
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June 30, 2022
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Summary

The slapstick, discovery game from the small team Studio Tsuruhashi! Dig up the “Secret of the Rare Matter” never before explored by mankind.

– Guide Tsuruhashi to the deepest depths and get the Rare Matter!
– The enemy has you in their sights! You can’t just dig to protect yourself!
– Build and modify Pit relay stations! Dig strategically!
– Pits have lots of useful functions! How will you use them?
– CHEER Energy drives Tsuruhashi!
– Smart usage of energy is the key to success!
– Gather CHEER and unleash your powerful special attack!
– Upgrade Tsuruhashi using materials obtained from mining!
– Liven up your home base!

Ground Divers! Trailer

Ground Divers! Screenshots6

Critic Reviews7

Ground Divers! is an interesting specimen, albeit one that looks much better than it ends up playing. On one hand, being a spectator and plotting out mining paths may be an adult’s dream of a nuanced Dig Dug. On the other hand, the grindiness of replaying levels and creating gacha-esque weapons with random perks can detract from a strategic experience. The world of Ground Divers! is a charming (but desolate) one, sure, but I want so much more from this game. Should you take the plunge and try your hand at Ground Divers!, I recommend playing in short bursts to avoid burning out on the grind.
September 29, 2022
Guiding a robot as it tunnels underground makes for one enjoyable gameplay formula that'll keep you hooked once you learn the ropes.
August 17, 2022
Ground Divers’ cute looks hide a game with surprising depth. While there aren’t very many stages, they quickly start to require a great deal of strategy and planning which can be a lot of fun. It isn’t a must-play, but those looking for a charming puzzle game where resource management is key, and they’ll need to use their heads should give Ground Divers a look.
August 17, 2022

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