Saucer Divers

River of Lost Riches

Saucer Divers: Premium Treasure-Diving Game for iPhone

Descend from the stars. Grab the lost treasure. Escape the ancient Keepers.

  • Coming soon on iPhone
  • No ads
  • No in-app purchases
  • Plays offline
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By FriendlyMiles Digital Ventures LLC · Updated

Saucer Divers key art: four Roonauts ride a glowing flying saucer over a dark lake at sunset while Gus the crocodile's yellow eyes watch from the water.

At a glance

  • One price, nothing more. $5.99 once: no ads, no in-app purchases, no energy timers.
  • 24 levels, 4 bosses. Four chapters across a lake, a river, a swamp and the ocean.
  • Four Keepers to outwit. Gus the crocodile, the River Eel, the Warden and the Great Shark.
  • Four alien divers. Each Roonaut has a class and one special move.
  • Built to replay. 72 stars, 28 relics, Nightmare mode and five completion ranks.
  • Plays anywhere. Fully offline, no account, and launching in 11 languages.

What Saucer Divers is (and isn't)

Saucer Divers is a premium arcade timing game for iPhone. You send alien divers from a flying saucer down a visible route to a treasure pile, choose the moment to dive, hold and go, and decide how much to grab before heading home.

It is not a free-to-play game, an endless runner or a game that asks you to wait or pay to keep playing. Every catch can be explained: the danger is always on screen.

Trailer coming soon

The Enchanted Lake at sunset, with a small flying saucer hovering over calm water and gold coins glinting near the shore.
The gameplay trailer is on its way. Until then, here is the Enchanted Lake, where every expedition begins.

One more piece?

Every dive is a choice. At the pile, your Roonaut grabs treasure one piece at a time. More pieces in one trip pay much more, but you swim home slower and your air keeps running out. Head home now, or risk one more piece?

  1. Dive

    DIVE

    Send a Roonaut when the way is clear.

  2. Hold and go

    HOLD · GO

    Stop outside the danger, then swim on.

  3. Head home

    HEAD HOME

    Bank your haul in the saucer.

Meet the Keepers

  • Gus, a green crocodile with glowing yellow eyes, rises from dark lake water, a beam of light shining from one eye.

    Gus, Keeper of the Lake

    The Enchanted Lake

    “Sees only what's in front of him, but he's always looking.”

  • The River Eel, a long silver-blue eel with glowing swirl markings, swims through a sunlit river with a light at its whiskers.

    The River Eel, Keeper of the River

    The Ancient River

    “Silver and swift, its light weaves with it.”

  • The Warden, a purple octopus in brass goggles and a dark cape with a gold medallion, among sunken stone ruins.

    The Warden, Keeper of the Swamp

    The Mystic Swamp

    “Three growing arms with red tips, dark ink, and sticky violet ink for greedy divers.”

  • The Great Shark, navy-backed with a white belly and cyan rim light, swims open-jawed above drowned temple ruins.

    The Great Shark, Keeper of the Abyss

    The Deep Ocean Ruins

    “Watch the fin, and never come up in front of it.”

Each chapter ends with the Keeper's boss form: Old Gus, the Storm Eel, the Warden Awakens and Big Fin.

Four waters to explore

  • The Enchanted Lake at sunset: willow trees, golden water and a small flying saucer above the hills.

    Chapter 1

    The First Descent

    The Enchanted Lake

    Calm water, old gold, and a crocodile who never sleeps.

    Boss: Old Gus

  • The Storm Eel, a crowned blue eel crackling with lightning, coils through a stormy river.

    Chapter 2

    River of Secrets

    The Ancient River

    The water runs fast past stone arches older than any map.

    Boss: the Storm Eel

  • The Warden Awakens: the crowned purple octopus rises in a misty swamp of roots and glowing treasure.

    Chapter 3

    Wrath of the Warden

    The Mystic Swamp

    Fog, fireflies, and three watchful arms.

    Boss: the Warden Awakens

  • Big Fin, the Great Shark's boss form, charges through deep-sea ruins near an open treasure chest.

    Chapter 4

    The Golden Abyss

    The Deep Ocean Ruins

    Watch the fin, and leave the deep in time.

    Boss: Big Fin

Choose your diver

The four Roonauts side by side: small round-headed alien divers with antennae and little wings, in green, purple, teal and orange, the last one wearing a captain's cap.

  • ZibSpeedster

    Swims fast and can DASH home.

  • NovaMiner

    Grabs twice as fast, carries more, and her PULSE dazes Keepers.

  • KikoPhantom

    Can FADE so nothing catches her.

  • SkipCaptain

    The saucer BEAMS him UP, for free.

Collect, upgrade, master

  • The River Codex: 28 relics with their stories, the Keepers, the myths of each water.
  • The Workshop and the saucer: upgrades bought with gold you earn, and a saucer that grows from Scout to Mothership.
  • Ranks and Nightmare: finish the campaign to unlock Nightmare mode and climb from Explorer to Legend of Lost Riches.
  • Game Center: 3 leaderboards and 16 achievements.

Who Saucer Divers is for

  • Best for players who like quick, tense timing challenges and the “one more try” feeling.
  • Best for collectors who want to find every relic and earn every star.
  • Best for families looking for a premium game for ages 9 and up, with no ads and nothing to buy inside.
  • Not for you if you want multiplayer, an endless mode or a long story game.

Who builds Saucer Divers

Saucer Divers is designed and published by FriendlyMiles Digital Ventures LLC. Questions, ideas or bug reports are welcome at support@saucerdivers.com.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Saucer Divers cost?

$5.99, once. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no subscription.

Is Saucer Divers free?

No. It's a premium game: you pay once and get the whole game, all 24 levels and Nightmare mode.

Does it have ads or in-app purchases?

No, neither. Every upgrade is bought with gold you earn by playing.

Does it work offline?

Yes. It plays fully offline and needs no account; Game Center leaderboards update when you're online.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone with iOS 17 or later.

Is it suitable for kids?

It's made for ages 9 and up: cartoon danger, no blood and nothing to buy.

How long is the game?

24 levels in four chapters, each ending with a boss. Then Nightmare mode, 72 stars and 28 relics give plenty of reasons to replay.

What languages is it in?

Saucer Divers is launching in 11 languages: English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Arabic. This website is in English and French.

Is there an Android version?

Saucer Divers is launching first on iPhone. An Android version is planned after the iPhone release.

When does it come out?

Coming soon to the App Store. Get the launch alert and we'll email you the day it's out.

Join the expedition

Saucer Divers is coming soon to iPhone. Be the first to know the day the saucer lands on the App Store.

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