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QANGANewsIntroducing Blockremental
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Introducing Blockremental

QANGA · published 12 Jun 2025, 14:04 UTC

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Hello Cyborgs,

Today, we’d like to share something a little different with you: a side project we’ve been quietly working on: Blockremental is part of the Steam Neo Fest this June 9th, with its very first playable demo!

This is a solo project developed by one member of the team, completely separate from QANGA’s main production. So rest assured: it has no impact on QANGA’s development, which is moving forward at a steady pace.

Some exciting new features are already in the works, and we can’t wait to show you more. We'll give you very soon some updates.

But what exactly is Blockremental?

It’s an incremental game focused on exploration and automation, where you control a drilling platform digging deep into the heart of an ancient island.

Build your base, face off against golems, and follow the trail of an ancient dragon buried deep underground. Your efficiency is tracked, earning you a score at the end. Will you dare challenge the dragon again to beat your high score?

👉 The Steam page is now live: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1794560/Blockremental/

🎬 And the official trailer is here:

Thank you again for the incredible support you’ve shown QANGA.

And if this new project piques your curiosity, feel free to add it to your wishlist and check it out starting June 9. It was created with the same passion that drives all our games: building rich, living worlds full of secrets to uncover.

See you soon for more updates from the stellar front!

– The QANGA Team

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