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Dahlonega, Georgia. 1829. You've got a shovel, a day's food, and a hole in the ground that gets richer the deeper you're willing to go. Every step and every swing costs energy and daylight, so the real game is deciding when to push one more swing of the axe, and when to climb out.
The press kit for American Gold Rush is visible to press, creators, investors, and the studio team. Press and creators receive a link with an outreach token; the kit appears here inline — no download, no separate page.
