Gone Digging
GameBy NewGen SA · Released Jun 30, 2026
Dig together by day. Feed the darkness by night. A 1–4 player co-op digging thriller where loot, upgrades, and sacrifices decide who survives after sundown.
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About the game
- Released
- Jun 30, 2026
- Developer
- NewGen SA
- Genres
- Simulator, Indie
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Links
- Official site
Game data from IGDB.com
Documents about Gone Digging
Maliyo Games Calls on African Developers to Shape the 2026 Africa Game Developer Survey
Maliyo Games is inviting game developers, creators and studio founders across Africa to take part in the 2026 Africa Game Developer Survey, announced on September 16, 2026.
- Maliyo Games has launched the 2026 Africa Game Developer Survey to gather data on the continent's evolving gaming industry.
- This initiative marks the fifth consecutive year of the survey, which serves as the primary data source for the annual Africa Games Industry Report.
- The survey tracks critical industry metrics, including studio growth, game launches, adoption of emerging technologies, and access to funding.
NewGen Studio Drops First Gameplay Trailer for Gone Digging
Tunisian indie developer NewGen Studio has released its first gameplay trailer for Gone Digging, an upcoming 1–4 player cooperative survival horror game, published September 9, 2026.
- Tunisian developer NewGen Studio has released the first gameplay trailer for its upcoming 1–4 player co-op survival horror game, Gone Digging.
- The game features a core loop of daytime resource gathering and cave exploration followed by survival-horror challenges at night.
- Gone Digging will launch into Steam Early Access with a planned development phase of 9 to 12 months to incorporate community feedback.
GameUp Rebrands and Launches AI-Powered Educational Platform
GameUp Africa, the talent development initiative run by Maliyo Games, has rebranded as GameUp Academy and shifted from a cohort-based programme to an always-on, AI-powered learning platform.
- Maliyo Games has rebranded its talent development initiative, GameUp Africa, into an always-on, AI-powered learning platform called GameUp Academy.
- The platform shifts from a cohort-based model to an automated system that uses AI to help users navigate learning paths and progress at their own pace.
- Over the past five years, the original GameUp Africa program processed more than 6,000 applications from over 40 countries.
Games Industry Africa
Games Industry Africa is a news and resource hub for African video game developers, and this second page of its archive captures a snapshot of the continent's industry activity in September 2026.
- Nigerian developer Inuv8 Studios has joined the ID@Xbox program, securing a multi-platform release for its debut title, Project OVERRIDE, on Xbox, Steam, and PlayStation.
- South African studio Sea Monster Entertainment released its 'State of Gaming in South Africa: 2026' report, which positions gaming as a mainstream component of the country's media and marketing landscape rather than a niche youth activity.
- Vetkoek Studios, based in South Africa, has launched a two-week Roblox Game Development Accelerator program aimed at training unemployed developers and students aged 18 and older.