DIG - Deep In Galaxies

DIG - Deep In Galaxies puts you in a hijacked spaceship visiting planets and clearing each one for the rebellion against the Overlord. Levels generate procedurally with destructible terrain, so digging through walls is often a faster route than going around. Double jumps, grappling hooks and a shovel cover traversal alongside the gunplay.

Nine playable classes unlock during the campaign, each adapting to the player's preferences. The loot economy is the depth driver: over 200 items and 180 skills feed open-ended build crafting, with every mission giving rewards that stack with whatever passive synergies already exist. Treasure chests, in-shop spending at space stations and recruitable rebels fill out progression between missions.

Up to four players can play locally in co-op, with Steam Remote Play extending that to online sessions. A Battle mode pits everyone against each other for chaotic free-for-all skirmishes. Combat challenges, planet-clearing missions and boss takedowns alternate with optional mini-games and side challenges. Developer Lowpoly Interactive built the project as a love letter to chaotic 16-bit platforming.