PLAYISM, Japan’s oldest indie publisher bringing unique games from developers to players across the globe, today released Million Depth, the final game in its fall indie games lineup. Developed by Cyber Space Biotope, Million Depth is an action strategy adventure game where time and reality intertwine, brought to life in a stunning anime-inspired world teeming with fantasy creatures. Players bend time and reality to survive the game’s mind-numbing depths. Additionally, following the successful launch of cassette tape-themed puzzle game MotionRec on Steam in October, PLAYISM confirmed the record-and-play back game will be coming to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5 in 2026.
Million Depth is available now for PC in the Steam Store for $16.99 USD. An extensive 72-track original game soundtrack bundle is also available in the Steam Store. It features the game’s main theme, “Re,Future” composed by Katto and performed by independent Japanese pop artist Ririsya. When purchased together, the game and soundtrack are discounted 5% off the original price. To celebrate the launch of Million Depth, PLAYISM is offering an additional 10% off the game and bundle’s regular price. The launch promotion is live now until 11:59 pm PT on Nov. 25.
In Million Depth, players guide the heroine Moma as she descends deep underground, through multiple timelines to rescue her friend. Armed with a “biotope jammer,” Moma can stop time to freeze dangerous enemies, giving her time to strategize and defeat them. Players will also need to use crafting blocks to craft and repair equipment worthy enough to take on the unimaginable monsters found in the deep.
Today’s launch of Million Depth is the third and final release in PLAYISM’s fall indie lineup. It follows the PC via Steam launches of MotionRec, a cassette tape-themed puzzle game where players must find creative ways to record and playback movements to solve puzzles, and Cling to Blindness, an audio horror game. All three games can be found on PLAYISM’s page on the Steam Store.
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