Hole Is Mine Wiki Overview

This Wiki Hub is the overview door for Hole Is Mine—a Steam incremental adventure from Incrementalist, co-published with SpaceJazz, fully released on August 10, 2026 (App 4508020). If you need a calm map of the site instead of diving straight into a Depths walkthrough, stay on this page. Category for these overview articles is links in the site structure; in plain language, they answer “should I buy,” “how do I play,” and “will my PC or Deck run it?”

Core overview pages

• Review — honest fan framing of the loop, length, build depth, presentation, and who should buy
• Controls — WASD, grab/launch, bag Incursions, Town reminders, controller glyphs
• System Requirements — Steam minimum/recommended specs, Deck notes, performance tips
• Achievements — plan all 38 Steam trophies without derailing the campaign
• Steam Deck — pad play, UI comfort, and handheld Incursion habits

Read those three before you assume a depth is unfair or a refund is inevitable. Specs and inputs solve more launch-week confusion than any secret guide.

Quick facts you will see repeated (on purpose)

• Single-player only — not multiplayer
• Not Roblox
• Free Prologue exists (App 4511490); full game expands ~40 Depths, 300+ upgrades, 500+ equipment combos
• Infinite Hole farming mode bridges Prologue and full-game endgame mindsets
• Full controller support; Steam Deck Verified; Vulkan; Windows 10+; ~4GB RAM; ~1GB storage
• Launch reception Very Positive; price near $7.99 with a 10% launch-week discount that may expire

For chronological release context, open Launch Notes and the Updates Hub.

Major guides this hub points to

When you are ready to play instead of evaluate:

• Guides Hub — full tutorial index
• Getting Started — day-one pacing
• How to Incursion — bag throws and timing
• How to Upgrade — village vs equipment investment
• Depths Walkthrough — hazards and bosses across layers
• Village and Secrets — rebuild goals and hidden finds
• Infinite Hole — post-campaign farming

Optional meta pages elsewhere on the wiki (tier and roster hubs) make more sense after you understand equipment slots and Mini’Oh roles—do not start there if you have not finished a few Depths.

How to use this overview on launch week

1. Skim Review if you are on the fence after the Prologue.
2. Confirm your machine on System Requirements.
3. Learn inputs on Controls—especially Incursion bag throws.
4. Install, then follow Getting Started.
5. When Steam posts changes, return via Updates Hub.

Why overview pages sit beside guides

Guides teach verbs. Overview pages set expectations. Hole Is Mine sells a cute drill-creature fantasy with serious upgrade combinatorial depth. Players who only read build lists miss why Town UI, controller glyphs, and Deck verification matter. Players who only read reviews miss how Incursions actually start. This hub forces the split: evaluate and configure here, then execute in guides.

Official store pointer

The canonical store page lives on Steam under App 4508020 (Hole Is Mine). Use Steam for purchase, refund timers, Deck compatibility badges, and the live discount state. This wiki mirrors practical facts—release date, single-player scope, Prologue relationship, control verbs, and hardware targets—so you can navigate without tab chaos.

Keep expectations honest

Very Positive launch scores describe a loop that clicks for incremental fans. They do not erase difficulty spikes, upgrade bottlenecks, or the need to specialize gear. If a page here disagrees with an outdated Prologue impression, trust the full-release numbers: deeper Depths, larger upgrade trees, and far more equipment combinations. When in doubt, cross-check Launch Notes and then jump back into the guide that matches your stuck point.

Bookmark this Wiki Hub as your “overview home.” Use the Guides Hub as your “how-to home.” That split keeps the site readable as more Depths tips land after launch.