Gravity Miner Demo

Your oxygen is almost gone and the base is sixty metres straight up. So you aim at the wall of the shaft, shift gravity - and the way home becomes a flat corridor.

Gravity Miner is a first-person mining roguelite inside a floating cube of one million blocks. Aim at any wall or ceiling and gravity turns with you. Somewhere deep in the rock, 10 diamonds are waiting (100 in full game) .

Dig. Breathe. Get back.

Outside the blue force field of your base, your air lasts seconds, not minutes. Every trip is a gamble: one more gold vein, or home while you can still breathe? Ore is only worth money at the base, where it sells the moment you step into the field. Spend it on gear, bigger air tanks, more cargo space, weapons and extra lives - then dig deeper.

The cube fights back

Buried bombs look like plain rock until you hit one. Five seconds later, fire floods the tunnels.

Hidden nests  crack open into Slicers with spinning blades, shielded Spitters that only your pickaxe can hurt, and Bombers that turn kamikaze when you wound them.

Bedrock can't be broken - find another way around.

The deeper you dig, the richer the ore and the meaner everything else.

A new cube every run

Every run generates a brand-new cube. You have three lives: die, and your cargo waits in your remains until you fetch it. Lose the last life and the run is over - but every block you delivered earns meta credits for permanent upgrades like tougher suits, bigger air tanks and better starting gear.

Made in the spirit of the PS1

Wobbly low-poly models, warping textures, dithered colors and crunchy 22 kHz sound. The rock changes as you descend: warm grey near the surface, blue slate in the middle, dark basalt with glowing cracks near the core. Want it even chunkier? Switch on the authentic 240p mode.

Features

A randomly generated cube of 100 x 100 x 100 blocks every run

Gravity shifting onto any wall or ceiling you can reach

Bronze, silver, gold and 10 diamonds

Oxygen, limited cargo space and three lives keep every trip tense

A short tutorial that teaches gravity shifting step by step

PS1-style visuals: vertex jitter, texture warping, dithering and an optional 240p mode