Software

Down Pit

Nintendo Switch

Dig. And Get Paid.

Down Pit is a relaxed mining platform game set across many off-world underground locations. You are a cuboid mining unit with a singular skill set sent out to extract ore from strange underground places. Dig. Get Paid. Upgrade. Relax, maybe. Collect. Go Back Down Pit. Dig. Find your favourite location and dig all the ore. Return to Ore Processing and get paid. All the pit locations from The Depot can be remined infinitely, for free - no unlocks, bail at any time with no penalty. Dig in your favourite mine again and again, and get paid. Yes to Digging. Yes to Getting Paid. No to enemies, combat, secrets, story, unlocks, card games, skill trees, pets, fishing, timers, npc interruptions, never ending dialogue, walls of text, power of friendship, ancient evil force, lost parents, lost items, lost love, missing pets, self-asteem whining, neuroses listing, dot dot dotting, time wasting, anime, pixel art, anime inspired pixel art, faff. Dig. And Get Paid. There’s unlimited money to make with just you and all those mining areas to destroy, one block at a time. You arrive ready to mine, all equipment supplied, all ready to work. All the money is yours because only you will mine it out. Teleport Down Pit is to the left (Dig). Ore Processing is to the right (Get Paid). Lots of other utilities are in The Depot but be careful not to get too distracted, some are costly, some will drain your time. Warning: the poker game does not work and never will (it is a long term programming issue caused by a fool). Dig. And Get Paid.

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Notices

Required Space (Estimated)

Nintendo Switch 2
550MB
Nintendo Switch
550MB
Supported Play Modes
Number of Players
1
Save Data Cloud
Supported
Supported Platforms
Nintendo Switch
Publisher
Tackorama
Supported Languages
  • English
Age Rating
R18+
Simulated Gambling

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