Treasure Diver
Play Treasure Diver free online. Swim down from the boat, grab coins, gems and sea chests, dodge eels and jellyfish, and get back up before your air runs out.
How to Play Treasure Diver
You start at the surface next to your boat. Swim down into the deep blue water and pick up coins, gems and old sea chests by swimming into them. Coins are worth the least, gems more, and chests the most.
Treasure only counts once it is safely in the boat, so you must swim back up to the surface to bank everything you are carrying. Heavy treasure slows you down, so carrying lots at once makes the trip home slower.
Your air gauge empties while you are underwater, and it empties faster the deeper you go. It refills at the surface. If it runs out, the dive is over.
Pink jellyfish drift up and down, and eels hide in the rocks along the sides. An eel's eyes light up just before it lunges out. A sting costs you air and makes you drop something. When you have brought up every treasure, a fresh dive begins and air drains a little faster.
Controls
Touch
- Hold and drag on the game. The diver swims toward your finger.
Mouse
- Hold the mouse button and the diver swims toward the pointer.
Keyboard
- Arrow keys or WASD swim. P or Escape pauses, M mutes.
Tips and Tricks
- Grab the deep treasure while your air is full, then pick up shallow coins on the way back up.
- Do not get greedy. Turn back when the air gauge reaches about half.
- Watch the rocks for glowing eyes and swim past eel holes quickly.
- Bank often. Treasure you are carrying is lost if a sting knocks it loose.
About the Game
Treasure Diver is a push-your-luck game about air. Every trip down is a choice between one more gem and getting home safely.
It is drawn in deep ocean blues with soft light rays from the surface, pink jellyfish and glinting gold. Your best score is kept in this browser and can go on the Top 10 board.
Treasure Diver FAQ
Why did my treasure not score?
Treasure only scores when you bring it back up to the surface next to the boat.
How do I refill the air tank?
Swim back up to the surface. The tank refills quickly while you are there.
What happens when an eel or jellyfish stings me?
You lose some air and drop one piece of the treasure you are carrying.
Why does carrying treasure slow me down?
Treasure is heavy. The more you carry, the slower the diver swims.
