Defend against waves of alien monsters in this unique roguelike action mining game. Use the time between attacks to dig beneath the surface in search of valuable resources and relics – deliver them back to your dome to unlock powerful upgrades and useful new gadgets. But it won’t be long until the relentless monsters return - do you risk delving deeper into the mine? Or return to base and prepare for imminent attack? The choice is yours, but make it quickly!
Platforms
Linux Mac PC browser Series X|SGenres
Arcade Indie TacticalThemes
Action Science fiction Survival
Languages: English and 18 more
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Critic Reviews
Gamer's Palace
By Beatrice VogtDome Keeper isn't a game to relax but it greatly motivates me. I just wish I could take a few more things into my next run. I really recommend it to you when you're fine to do the same things again and again but want to learn to worship your dome.
33bits
By Rubén ManzanaresDome Keeper is a survival game in an alien world where you have to dig for resources and defend yourself against hordes of enemies. The game has an interesting theme and a unique concept, where it offers progression and strategy elements as well as action adventure. It is exciting and challenging for survival lovers.
We Got This Covered
By David MorganDome Keeper is a well-disguised time-management game with a great atmosphere and plenty of ways to engage with its content.
Expansive
By Sally WillingtonDome Keeper is the game I didn’t know I needed but now I cannot stop thinking about. One of the most enjoyable, replayable, tense and enriching roguelikes I’ve played in a long, long time with atmosphere in abundance.
Entertainium
By Andy JohnsonDome Keeper is a labour of love for developer Bippinbits, a two-person team based in Dresden who are also a couple. According to publisher Raw Fury, it was in profit from day one and it is easy to see why – this is a simple game, but one made to a high standard. Its pixel art, wealth of upgrades, and clever sound design are all praiseworthy. Those looking for a deeper roguelike experience should look elsewhere, but ironically Dome Keeper is ideal for players in the hunt for something a bit more surface-level.
