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Deepworld Now Mining It Up in the App Store

We recently reviewed independent developer Bytebin's Deepworld, and we're happy to report the new game has made its way to the App Store for iPad and iPad mini. While the game remains addictive as ever, Deepworld has been retooled to allow players to enjoy the flexibility of touch controls provided by iOS all while playing with friends online, finding resources and building new machines and structures. Read on for more details, and pick up your copy of Deepworld in the App Store today for free!

  • Explore: Delve into the depths of a hand-drawn world and dig for precious materials with multi-touch controls developed specifically for the iPad. Walk, jump, and fly with ease using the virtual d-pad.
  • Create: Rebuild the world in any way imaginable with a simple one-touch crafting system to make hundreds of different items to improve the desolate steampunk land.
  • Fight: Use their own weapons to fend off creatures or build defenses to protect their creations.
  • Collaborate: Meet and join new friends on an online universe wherever and whenever they are to build a brand new world together.
  • Customize: Design their character’s appearance and complete achievements to earn skill points to boost dexterity, mining ability, and more.


  • Deepworld is now available free-to-play for PC, Mac & iOS, and players can be upgraded to the premium edition for only $4.99. For more information on the game, check out the official Deepworld website.

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