Deep Corp — is a strategy game about mining and logistics, where you build a network of mines and try to keep up with your own supply chain. You literally have to cut the earth with tunnels, planning how the ore will be transported to the surface. There's no automated mining — everything depends on people, routes, and how well you've connected the underground to the surface. Tunnels solve more problems than they seem Problems begin not with mining, but with transporting it. If the route is set up incorrectly, minecarts will stall, warehouses will overflow, and the entire chain will grind to a halt. You have to think not only about where to mine, but also how to move resources without delays. Errors quickly become apparent, and they have to be corrected while the system is running. The situation is no simpler on the outside. Extracted goods must be transported further, establishing routes between mines, factories, and cities. Carts move along these lines, and they too must be upgraded and controlled. Ultimately, the game becomes a constant adjustment of flows, where it's crucial that everything moves without stopping. Features of the game Construction of tunnels and warehouses. Manual assignment of miners. Resource logistics on the map. Control of bottlenecks in chains.