Anoxia Station

Anoxia Station is a mining management game set in a dystopian near-past. After a supervolcanic eruption makes Earth's surface uninhabitable, humanity depends on Terranauts to extract the petroleum needed to sustain essential infrastructure and survival. In 1988, your crew joins an international group sent to a demilitarized neutral zone, where they discover an enormous abandoned mining station and information about a vast crude-oil deposit. You must find it while supporting your crew and the remnants of mankind; extraction cannot stop.

Manage the mining station

You send workers into Earth's depths to mine resources and keep the station's production going. Extreme pressure, heat, radiation and shifting rock threaten them, along with other dangers below the decaying surface. Maps are randomized, and each turn brings new challenges that call for decisions based on the circumstances.

Injuries and deaths permanently reduce your crew, while mounting pressure can push workers toward snapping and put the whole station at risk. Each sector you strip-mine and secure brings the crew closer to the oil deposit, but deeper sectors introduce more dangerous conditions, new survival rules and discoveries.

Lead your crew

Your crew may include specialists from the Soviet Union, the United States, the German Democratic Republic, Japan and elsewhere. Old rivalries persist, and each person has their own agenda and ambitions. You choose the station leader and assemble the crews; your choices affect the game, especially the crew members' secret goals.

Keeping workers alive is essential: losing a crew member can shut down entire production lines and put the mission in hardship or danger of collapse. As the search continues, your fellow crew members may become the station's greatest threat.

The depths of Earth

The underground world includes quartz-crystal caves, giant magma lakes, vast salt caves and rivers of moonmilk. Its isometric environments depict natural formations shaped by pressure, heat and other physical forces. The soundscape combines shifting rock, mining and welding with distant clicks from something inhuman and the sound of a scream.