Embark on a journey into the abyss with 'Echoed Depths,' a captivating 2D mining game that plunges you into a pixelated realm of mystery and peril. Delve deeper into an infinitely sprawling mine, navigating a world rich with diverse blocks, precious coins, and lurking enemies. As you descend, keep an eye on your oxygen meter, knowing each swing of your pickaxe consumes your lifeline, and beware of the encroaching darkness that can consume even the bravest.

Uncover hidden riches, challenge daunting foes, and gather coins to shape your destiny. But the perilous depths are not your only adversary – a lurking evil, echoing through the pixelated void, seeks to consume the unwary. Your health is at stake, vulnerable to enemies and explosive 'bombs' that dot the caverns.

However, beyond the challenges lies opportunity. Collect your hard-earned coins to unlock a plethora of upgrades and items, each offering a new way to navigate the treacherous terrain. Will you fortify your health and oxygen to withstand the shadows, or enhance your mining prowess to reap greater rewards?

Beneath the surface lies more than just blocks and foes; 'Echoed Depths' weaves an enigmatic lore within its code, waiting to be unveiled by the astute. Discover the secrets of a forgotten village, the curse that befell its inhabitants, and the path that led an outcast to salvation. As you venture deeper into the game, your connection to its hidden narrative will grow, merging with the thrill of exploration.

Are you ready to descend into the unknown, to mine for treasures, and to unearth a tale that echoes through the ages? Plunge into 'Echoed Depths' and forge your legacy amid the challenges of darkness and the allure of the depths.


Echoed depths was developed for the Brackeys game jam 2023.2 with the theme of "Diving Deeper"

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Great game!

Really good and really addictive and it made me jump too 11/10

Fun game!  I played this one for a while, and your design definitely made it addictive.  I liked that the game has more to it than it initially appears -- you did a great job creating a mood. I made it down a bit over 1000 feet, and I never knew whether there might be more scenes of storyline below, though I do see the word "infinitely" in your description.  Some feedback I hope is helpful: on the big falls, it often felt like there was no way to avoid taking damage if you got an unlucky configuration.  Once I maxed my stats, my ability to progress really came down to those falls.  Perhaps slowing the fall or leading the camera downward on the big falls would allow for more dodging?  Or an expensive parachute in the store? Nice job on this game!