Grid Miner

it's just a puzzle game sort of centered around mining resources. So if you're into space mining or mining games in general this won't scratch your itch. The puzzles themselves are very simple and you can finish this game super quick.

The lack of keybinds is one of the only flaws with this game - and by god, is it a major one. Large crushers not giving you the extra mineral storage is also another major issue. The tutorials are the other. They just info dump everything on you and feel quite stilted. You are able to easily skip them though, so that's nice. The levels also feel pretty easy for the first third-[i]ish[/i] of the game, and hard af for the last few levels. (Oh, and the level complete screen should say "Level Mastered" if you did the mastery goals though (but it's not that big a deal)). The models and artstyle are [i]noice[/i], the music is space-y, the physics are floaty enough to be believable without feeling too game-y, and the puzzles iterate upon the mechanics quite well. It would be nice to have more levels, but for $3 this is a fun puzzle game. There's a handful of typos (most notable the Aprentice Space Architect achievement misspelling "Apprentice"), but they're mostly minor and don't affect the game too much (though magnets saying they pull when they actually push is fairly severe). Also noticed that crushers claim to increase mineral storage without actually increasing it. Lastly, there'…

decent concept but the game feels very clunky and only a couple hours worth of playtime

Price corresponds to the lenght and quality of the game. You will get aprox. 2 hours of gameplay. The mechanics are pretty basic and the maps are not challenging, so you will stuck with basic buildings without the need to use advanced ones. Mineral/water collection is extremely fast (relative to silo sizes) so its not really satisfying to mine and stock up. Each building is useful for like 30 seconds and then you delete it to replace it with corridor. It has really solid base, but the game would need a lot of polishing to make it satisfying.

Each session has limits that you must follow to get all the stuff crushed. It is not a game where you build as much as you want.

Having fun and relaxing good game i like it