Mining and Dwarves

Cool, fun and fast game with the great soundtrack. Finally no stupid "Reborn" stuff :D

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I am a huge fan of incremental games, love them to death no matter how silly or short they are... but there is a line where it crosses into an idle game that takes a lot of the fun out of it for me. At that point my decisions don't feel impactful anymore and then only solution to buying the next upgrade is time. I think the first hour of Mining and Dwarves was fun. The skill tree, although a little linear for my taste, provided enough illusion of choice to feel like I was making some kind of trade off. But after the 5th "node" it really just became a straight, disappointing line. As for the last 3 hours of my game time... It was waiting for enough currency to buy the last, like, 4 "upgrades" that were needed to unlock the last achievements. Didn't matter how I used my abilities, which one I empowered, how efficiently I used my reset, it still took hours. Which felt bad, and is why I am giving it a negative review. In short, if you like idle games, the first half isn't for you. If you like incremental games/getting all achievements (me), the last half probably isn't for you.

I like this game. I do not get why has mixed reviews on Steam. It is a straightforward incremental game. It does what its meant to, which is to entertain and realx while having fun. I liked the low key music, sound effects. I liked the improvement in animation from Click to Conquer, specially the lightning. Loved the photos of cats hehe. Keep the good work.

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Technoblade was right, slavery is the right answer.

great game even when it didn't have so much gameplay but it's good enough to have running in the background when I'm working on something.. listening to the sound of mining and my tiny dwarfs grinding like hell 7/10 ''rock and Stone Brothers''

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