Mineral Mining Simulator

Good game once you get the hang of it, lots to do 7.5/10

Its a great solo game to just get lost in and build.

seems the focus is set entirely on gemstones - wish they would add base and precious metals as well to give it more variety - and this seems to run a HELL of alot smoother than Mine Mogul which has rather janky ass controls with how you move stuff, just want a game like this that has all of that, without the jank

This game to me is fairly fun once you get the hang of it. Devs just added more content that more than doubled the game. You got to work to unlock it though LOL.learning curve not real bad once you get the hang of the game. With the new content I see maybe 100 hours in it for a playthrough. Give the game a try , They do have a demo you can try.

Si vous aimez un peu de challenge, de quoi vous obligez à connecter vos neurones tout en ayant la satisfaction de voir vos délires s'animer, je vous recommande ce jeu. Je suis en Early Acces, je viendrais modifier ce commentaire au moment de la version 1.0 si besoin. Si l'héritage de Food Processing Simulator saute aux yeux, ce n'est pas tout à fait le même jeu, ici la troisième dimension est omniprésente. Les machines sont imaginées sur le même principe, les fonctionnalités souvent identiques, mais la modularité est au rendez-vous. Fini les "ponts imposés", ici la plupart les convoyeurs s'adaptent à vos envies. Les convoyeurs droits et courbes d'une case, par exemple, vont se transformer en convoyeurs aériens ! Et sont supperposables ! (Je reprochais à Food Processing de ne pas avoir de convoyeur aérien droit d'une case justement.) Cela rend la construction tellement plus libre et vous pourrez créer des labyrinthes à la mesure de votre folie créatrice. L'avantage si vous vernez de cet autre jeu de Bewolba Studios, vous gagnerez pas mal de temps car vous aurez déjà une partie des fonctionnalités proposées. Le passage à la version 1.0 de Food Processing avait apporté beaucoup, …

I got the opportunity to review this game for YouTube - I actually *liked* what I saw. Note: I've played about an hour of the game, so NOT an in-depth review. But, I will come back to keep playing. The good: - The game is built by a studio that builds job-sim games. It shows, because it's efficient. - There is a LOT to do in this game; narratively, it's not Satisfactory, but it does let you build up your company from nearly nothing into a truly impressive empire. - The machines are actually quite deep - even when they look similar, they each serve specific purposes, and you'll need all of them to run an efficient mine. The bad: - The game is built by a studio that builds job-sim games; if you play several of their titles, I'd expect to see some similar features. Job-sim games can only vary by a certain amount, regardless of the sim. - The conveyors can be annoying if you're a factory-automation fan...others have done different belt-building behavior that may feel easier, but this ISN'T intended to be a "build freely and make a mess for low/no cost" sim. The verdict: - You should certainly play the demo - get a feel for the game. If you find yourself thinking of ways to make it …