Planned Release Date: Nov 4, 2026

About This Game

THERE IS A BOX.

It is buried somewhere inside a solid cube of one million blocks, in a quiet, candlelit spa hall. FIND IT. Be Happy

Find the Box is a first-person digging game that is as calm or as chaotic as you want it. Take it slow: punch, breathe, repeat, while a gentle voice asks you to please continue your treatment. Or go fast and destructive: bombs, drills, a human cannon and a crew of hamsters tearing the cube apart. Upgrades on or off. No enemies, no fail state.

TAKE IT SLOW

- One block at a time. Every hole stays dug: leave, come back tomorrow, and your tunnels and the box are exactly where you left them.

- Normal mode: the edges of your vision glow green as you get closer and red as you drift away. Warmer, colder. Hard mode: no hints at all.

OR TEAR IT APART

Turn upgrades on and every block you break drops a token. Spend them in the shop whenever you like, on more than 70 upgrades.

Prefer it pure? Turn upgrades off for the classic: just you, your hands and the box, with its own leaderboards.

CHOOSE YOUR CUBE

- Four sizes: Standard (1 million blocks), Large (2 million), Very Large (4 million) and Humongous (8 million).

- The Daily Cube: the same cube for everyone, one try per day.

- Seeds: type a seed and race a friend through the exact same cube.

FEATURES

- Single-player, first person, mouse and keyboard or full controller support

- 1 to 8 million fully destructible blocks in a persistent world

- Slow and relaxing or fast and destructive: Normal and Hard modes, with upgrades on or off

- 70+ upgrades, 18 spells, hamster helpers and dozens of buried specials

- Steam leaderboards per cube size and difficulty (today, this week, this month, all time) plus the Daily Cube

- 50 achievements

- Autosave: every hole you dig and the box's location are kept between sessions

PLAYTIME

As long as it takes. Tear through a Standard cube in under half an hour, or make a Humongous cube in Hard mode a long, quiet project, a little each evening. The timer keeps count either way, then quietly suggests you try again.