Rift Miner

From the Rift to the Moon Hey everyone - Lars here. This page is usually all about Rift Miner, but I'm borrowing it for one small piece of shameless cross-promotion: my next game, NARON, now has a Steam page. NARON isn't Rift Miner 2, and it isn't meant to replace it. But the two games clearly come from the same part of my brain: unstable worlds, valuable resources, roguelite runs, and the persistent question of whether going one level deeper is a terrible idea. Visit NARON on Steam and add it to your wishlist What Rift Miner and NARON share In Rift Miner, you're on your own. You mine against

A %USERPROFILE%/AppData/LocalLow/TideRaft/Rift Miner/display.config file is now created on game startup. If resolution settings become broken, the resolution can be adjusted manually in this file.

Fix : Added several fixes for Linux Proton emulators. Held mouse buttons and drag-and-drop should now work correctly.

Feature : A new console has been placed in the hub, allowing you to view a 3D preview of all unlocked maps. Usability : WASD now moves the upgrade tree faster.

Fix : Successfully removed lag caused by music track changes. Fix : Demo completion times were mistakenly carried over as normal full-version completion times. Improvement : Further hardened rare edge cases where the player could glitch through the map, reducing the chance of this happening even more. Balancing : Increased the range of the initial Destruction Sphere from 1.5 to 1.75. This allows blocks above the player to be destroyed as well while the Aura is active at Level 1.

Fixed an issue where save files started in the demo version but completed in the full version did not record a completion time. The leaderboard now correctly sets the completion time for those saves. Fixed lag caused by music track changes within a Rift.

Fixed a rare bug where players could spawn in a Rift without a pickaxe and without a timer. Also includes performance improvements.

Fixed the Echo Card "Map Override" map selection. The map assigned by the Echo Card now loads reliably.

The portals are open Rift Miner is live now on Steam. Enter the Rifts, mine against the clock, secure your haul, and push your builds further and further with permanent upgrades and Echo Cards. Short runs. Hard choices. More risk for more reward. If you want to see how far you can push a run, now is the time. Why Rift Miner? Fast first-person mining runs under constant time pressure Destructible voxel Rifts full of resources, risk, and opportunity Echo Cards for powerful synergies and escalating builds Permanent progression that makes every run count Live now Rift Miner is available now - and

The portals open today Rift Miner launches on Steam today at 18:00 CEST. Today is the day. Rift Miner is a fast first-person mining roguelite built around speed, risk, and build synergies. You enter Rifts through portals, mine against the clock, secure your haul, and turn every successful run into permanent progression, new options, and even stronger builds. What starts small quickly turns into a pull of decisions, efficiency, and escalation. You optimize your route, shape your drill, combine Echo Cards, and push every run for more. And once you are far enough in, you can keep going for higher