Dive into the depths of Ocean Keeper: Dome Survival, a captivating isometric 3D roguelite mining game with thrilling tower defense elements. As a lone diver piloting a customizable mech, you'll face relentless waves of aggressive sea monsters in procedurally generated underwater caves. Each dive is unique, ensuring replayability and endless exploration.

Key Features:

• Stunning Visuals: Immerse yourself in detailed, isometric 3D graphics showcasing breathtaking underwater biomes.
• Endless Exploration: Procedurally generated caves mean no two playthroughs are ever the same.
• Mech Customization: Upgrade and personalize your submarine mech with powerful enhancements.
• Epic Battles: Engage in intense horde battles against diverse sea monsters and challenging bosses.
• Persistent Progression: Unlock new abilities and upgrades for your diver, continually improving your survival chances.
• Powerful Artifacts: Discover and equip game-changing artifacts to bolster your capabilities.
• Extensive Arsenal: Choose from a wide array of weapons to tackle the deep-sea threats.
• Unique Bosses: Confront a variety of unique and challenging alien bosses.
• Varied Environments: Explore multiple distinct underwater dungeons and biomes.

Gameplay Mechanics:

Control your diver using intuitive two-handed swipe controls or a virtual joystick. Locate mines (indicated by blue light), dive in, and gather resources. Since you lack a backpack, you must manually drag your finds back to your mech. Time your mining carefully, as attacks can come at any moment. Target and eliminate enemies using your arsenal of weapons. Invest your collected resources wisely to upgrade your weapons, drill, jetpack, and more, maximizing your survival prospects.

Join the Community:

Become part of the Ocean Keeper: Dome Survival development process! Join our Discord community to interact with the developers, share feedback, and influence the game's evolution.

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