Naron

    A crew takes a drillship down into a dying moon, choosing routes together and completing an objective at each depth.

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    Online co-op
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    Online multiplayer
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    Players in online co-op
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    Online versus, Players online, Best with, How co-op works, Crossplay, Local co-op, Multiplayer through mods, One copy is enough, Free to play, Plays in browser, Demo, Playtest, Early access

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    Plays without voice or typing, Wordless tools, Public matchmaking, Friendly with strangers

    About the game

    Naron is a co-op mining roguelite for 1-4 players. You take a drillship twenty depths down into a dying moon. Every depth has an objective waiting, and the drill won't move until it's done. Between depths the crew decides the route together at the map table. Two depths ahead are visible: the biome, the task and the hazards waiting there. The safe route pays less, the hard one pays more, and there is no going back. The rock is fully deformable - no fixed mining nodes anywhere. And every bit of progress on the main objective wakes the moon: pressure fronts tear open, broods swarm out, the way back gets more expensive. If the crew falls, the run is over - what you learned and permanently unlocked comes with you into the next one.
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    First listed 1 Nov 2026. Updated 2 Nov 2026.