DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction Sets September 11 PC Launch
The game bundles several popular genre elements into a single co-op mining loop, a pitch that could stand out in the crowded Steam release slate this fall.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Soda Game Studio announced on August 13 that DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction will launch September 11 on PC via Steam. The mining adventure supports solo or four-player co-op, with nine underground floors, backrooms-like spaces, Lovecraftian threats, alien labor, factory automation, and city management. The price is set at $9.99, with a 30 percent launch discount.
The announcement came with a trailer that shows the underground as a patchwork of familiar spaces: a backrooms-like corridor, a supernatural being with Lovecraftian overtones, and platforming sections across small gaps. The store page adds more systems beyond digging, including putting aliens to work and building a town from collected resources for steady income.
Soda Game Studio is the game development brand of ActiDimension Technology, a Hong Kong company that applies AI technology across games and fashion. The studio previously made Iron Core: Mech Survivor, a bullet heaven title. DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction is set for September 11 on PC via Steam at $9.99, with a 30 percent off launch sale planned.
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