Free online metal detecting game · real bitcoin
Dig it.
Collect it.
Trade it.
One field, hundreds of hunters, and everything in it is worth something. Most holes give up an artefact you keep and trade. Now and then one gives up a sealed chest, and what is inside is real bitcoin that lands in your balance — no wager, no entry fee. You were just the one holding the spade.
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MYTHIC
The Common Fields
NOW ON ANDROID
We're now on Google Play
The whole field, in your pocket. Dig on the bus, between two classes, in the queue — and pick it back up on your computer where you left it.
- Your account comes with you: same field, same finds, same bitcoin.
- Built for thumbs: a joystick, a big DIG button, and a buzz when you are on something.
- Free to download, free to play.
ENJOYING IT?Leave us a rating on Google PlayRather stay in the browser? Nothing to install — it all runs here too.
LIVE ON THE FIELD
Coming out of the ground
Every dig turns up an artefact. Now and then it also cracks a sealed chest — watch both happen in real time.
Pilgrim Cross Pendant
The Camino Cache
COMING OUT OF THE GROUND
Live finds from every room on the field.
ALL ROOMS · SAME STREAM AS IN THE FIELD
The live stream is the same finds hunters see in every room of the field.
HOW IT WORKS
Four moves, one obsession
No thirty-minute tutorial. You click, you dig, you find.
One ground, everybody on it
The Common Fields. No gates, no tiers of soil, no instance to hop — the whole game happens where everyone can see you.
Get there first
Dig spots are visible to everyone and there are only so many. Several hunters can work the same hole — whoever finishes first takes it.
Build the collection
Hundreds of artefacts in bronze, silver and gold, scattered across ground that keeps regenerating. The rarer the find, the more the Museum pays for it.
Spend coins on better gear
A faster coil, a wider one, boots, a dog. Coins buy every one of them, so the whole shelf is reachable without paying — it just takes longer.
Longer notes, including coins versus bitcoin, are in the hunter's guide and the field journal.
SEALED TREASURES
Some holes pay you in bitcoin
Buried in the field are sealed treasures. Crack one open and real bitcoin lands in your Treasures balance — no wager, no entry fee, no catch. You were just the one holding the spade. Shop spend never converts into Treasures; only what comes out of the ground does.
Real bitcoin, not points
Not a token we invented, not credit you can only spend here. Actual BTC, sent to a normal Bitcoin address (bc1…).
Locked when you dig it
A sealed chest is credited as a fixed dollar value the moment it opens. The bitcoin number on your Treasures balance is that value at today's rate — so the BTC figure can move with the market, while what you are owed stays the same. Withdrawal fixes the bitcoin at the rate on the day it goes out.
Nobody knows what's inside
We never publish what a sealed treasure holds or when one drops. You find out the moment you crack it open — that is the whole thrill.
Anyone can hit one
Free hunters turn up treasures too. Everybody works the same ground, and it has never been empty for anyone.
THE KIT
Better gear, deeper holes
Every rig you unlock is visibly a bigger machine. More coil, more electronics, more speed in the dirt when two hunters want the same spot.
The free coil. 50 seconds in the dirt.
- Standard coil
Faster in the dirt, sharper on the rare stuff.
- Reinforced shaft
- Tuned coil
Where you start beating people to the hole.
- Grip stabiliser
- Deep readout
50 seconds in the dirt becomes 15.
- Twin antennae
- Resonance core
OUTFITS
Be worth looking at
You share every ground with other hunters. What you turn up in is the first thing they see — and the last thing they forget.
The Pharaoh
Rarest of them. Everyone knows who has it.
THE ECONOMY
Dig, sell, dig again
What you dig up is yours. Sell it to the Museum for coins that buy better gear.
The Museum
Nothing is ever unsellable.
The Museum buys any find for coins, instantly. Commons are pocket change — a legendary is a haul. Rarity is the whole price.
Rarity
The ground plays favourites.
Most holes give you common scrap. A few pay rare, and a vanishing few pay legendary. That curve is the game.
Sealed Treasures
Some holes pay in bitcoin.
Now and then a dig turns up a sealed chest, and what is inside is real bitcoin that lands in your balance. No wager, no entry fee — you were the one holding the spade.
5
rarity tiers, common to legendary
One
ground, shared by every hunter
1v1
race for every dig spot
BTC
to a Bitcoin address
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked
Completely. Make an account, walk into the Common Fields and start digging. Everyone digs the same ground — there is nothing to unlock. Whatever you unearth is yours, including anything you sell. A subscription lends a better detector, and nothing forces you to pay to play.
By digging it up. Most holes give an artefact you keep and sell; now and then one gives up a sealed chest, and what is inside is real bitcoin credited to your Treasures balance. There is no wager and no entry fee — you were the one holding the spade. Your balance pays out in real BTC to a normal Bitcoin address (bc1…), once it clears the floor on your wallet page. Not a Lightning invoice.
Each find is locked as a dollar value when you dig it. The bitcoin figure on the wallet is that value at today's rate, so the BTC number can rise or fall with the market while what you are owed stays the same. When you withdraw, the bitcoin sent is fixed at the rate on the day it goes out.
Dig spots are shared and limited. Several hunters can work the same hole — the first one to finish takes the artefact. How fast you dig depends on your detector, and that is what settles it.
Sell them to the Museum for coins. Rarer finds pay far more at the counter, and the Museum never runs out of money.
No, and that is deliberate. Money you spend here buys things inside the game — detectors, outfits, a pass — and never converts back to cash. Only what you dig out of the ground is withdrawable. The two are separate and shown separately.
A better detector, a pass, outfits — kit. You do not need any of it to walk the field or keep what you find. A pass opens no ground.
No. It all runs in the browser, on desktop and on mobile.
On the field, for a free hunter, after a few holes — never over an open dig, and never on the pages you read. A pass turns them off.
You buy another, or you dig on the free bronze that never empties. A pass lends its detector without a hole count for as long as it runs.