A five-minute mining shift. Prices on the assay board pump and dump while you dig. Only what you sell counts.
The copper is close to camp and cheap. The gold sits at the far end of the mine and takes longest to dig. Your sack holds eight pieces. Unsold ore is worth nothing when the shift whistle blows.
Stand next to an ore vein and hold Space. Copper takes half a second, gold more than two.
Eight pieces fit in the sack. Buy the big sack at the counter and it holds fourteen.
Press E at the assay counter. You get the board price of that second. Coins are your score.
Cracks and falling dust come 2.5 seconds before a cave-in. Get caught and half your sack is gone.
Three people trade with you. Their times and places come from today's seed, the same for every player.
Stands next to the lift. He wants a set order, like five copper or two gold, and pays the board price plus a bonus. Four orders a shift, one at a time.
Rolls his cart into a tunnel mouth twice a shift and stays 55 seconds. He pays 1.6 times the board price for one kind of ore. The feed tells you where.
Offers double the board price. On some visits he pays. On others he grabs your ore and runs. Look at his helmet lamp before you hand anything over.
The camp and the assay office sit in the middle. Walking from one end of the mine to the other takes about 25 seconds, slower through the flooded gallery.
This is a cave-in warning. Step off the cracked tiles before the dust settles. The assay board works the same way: when a price pumps, it falls back within half a minute.
Connect a Solana wallet and sign one message. That only proves the wallet is yours: no transaction, nothing is spent. Finish today's quests and the server replays your keypresses to check them. Each quest pays its points once a day.
Payout walletAnnounced at launch
Points are not a token. Only the SOL rewards above are paid, by hand, never automatically. No code on this site sends money.
No. Anyone can play every shift. A wallet only saves your quest points to the board.
Yes. Ore spots, prices, cave-ins and visitors come from the date (UTC). A new mine opens at 00:00 UTC.
The game records only when you press and release keys. The server plays that recording back with the same game code and checks the result. Edited runs fail.
Yes, as often as you like. Each quest pays its points once per day; your best coin total counts as the tiebreaker.
Nothing. When the five minutes run out, only coins count. Head back with time to spare.
No. DEEPLODE is built for a desktop keyboard.
Contract address announced at launchX