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How to Play Depth Spelunking

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Applies to: Post-Recode baseline (verify in-game; systems evolve)

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Quick answer: Enter a run from the lobby with a loadout, clear floor tasks while avoiding entities, return to the elevator before it leaves, then repeat deeper. Progress and shop unlocks persist between attempts; individual runs are still punishing.

1) Lobby and loadout

Before descending, configure what you bring into the expedition. Community documentation widely describes a limit of up to three starter items plus up to fifteen consumables purchased or stored for the run. Treat exact shop inventories as version-sensitive and confirm in your current build.

2) Floor loop

On each floor, Delvers must complete the required tasks while navigating a map drawn from the game’s floor pool. Difficulty generally rises with depth: more tasks, more pressure from entities, and less room for mistakes.

3) Entities and information

Hostile entities are the primary run-enders. Official Recode notes emphasize that many entities now deal damage rather than always instantly killing on capture, and introduce Traumas (longer debuffs). Learning audio/visual tells matters more than memorizing a single “meta” path.

4) Reboarding the elevator

Community guide material documents a reboarding window after tasks are finished: Delvers have 60 seconds to return to the elevator. Players left outside can be stranded. Coordinate early; looting after the timer starts is a common wipe cause. Re-confirm the timer in your build if UI copy differs.

5) Between runs

Money and unlocks from successful depth push shop progression. Badge/Bestiary style milestones also gate some rewards in community documentation. There is no confirmed public promo-code economy as of this check — see the Codes page.

6) Official onboarding pointers

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