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Full Stop Studios / PQube · 31 Dec 2026
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Explore a quintessential British village collecting artefacts and studying local history. Solve a dark mystery that draws in you and your family. Complete quests for villagers who have a habit of losing their treasured possessions. Donate, trade and sell your ‘finds’ to build impressive collections.
Welcome to Shiverly, a peaceful English village in Yorkshire, at the turn of the millennium, where rolling fields, friendly locals and buried secrets await.
In The Detectorist Guild, you join James who is free to roam the town and surrounding countryside locations with his trusty metal detector, searching for artefacts that reveal the stories of the past. Villagers often misplace their prized belongings and it is up to James to track them down, return what is lost and earn their trust.
But beneath the cosy surface lies something more. As James digs deeper into the village’s history, a dark mystery begins to emerge, drawing him and his family into a tale that connects past and present.
Donate historical discoveries to the local museum and learn their origins. Sell 20th Century antiques to the local Emporium and use the money to upgrade equipment to reach new depths and uncover more valuable treasures. Every field, footpath and forgotten corner could hide your next great discovery.
Relax, explore and collect at your own pace in a low-pressure RPG experience that celebrates curiosity, history and the quiet thrill of the find.
Use an accurately simulated detector with frequency, ground balance and sensitivity controls
Explore a historical countryside village with a distinct 1990s British atmosphere
Piece together clues from residents in combination with the village police station database to uncover hidden secrets
Donate relics to the local museum to learn their history or, sell your collection of antiques for a profit at the local emporium
Enjoy low-pressure gameplay focused on exploration, quests and collecting
Experience a retro-modern 2.5D style that blends pixels and voxels
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