Crypto Mining Simulator

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Crypto Mining Simulator is a single player casual role playing game with a economy theme. It was developed by Satosha Nakamoti and was released on April 24, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Realistic Mining simulator with custom builds & mechanics! A lot of GPUs, CPUs, Motherboards, RAMs, SSDs, PSUs and more! Build your dream farm with 1000+ GPUs!

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62%

Audience ScoreBased on 813 reviews

graphics56 positive mentions

stability49 negative mentions

Realistic and detailed simulation of building mining rigs and crypto mining process with various PC components.
Educational and fun for people interested in crypto mining and PC building; intuitive controls and decent graphics.
Includes multiplayer mode and trading simulation, providing engaging gameplay and potential social interaction.

Game is buggy and unstable with frequent crashes, save file corruption, and glitches affecting gameplay.
Development seemingly abandoned since 2021; lack of updates results in incomplete features and limited content.
Crypto trading and certain gameplay features like overclocking and selling mined coins are broken or missing, causing gameplay to be repetitive and boring after a few hours.

graphics
109 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
51%
43%
6%
The game's graphics receive mixed reviews, with many praising their realism, smoothness, and detailed visuals that enhance gameplay and immersion. However, some users criticize the lack of graphics settings, poor optimization, and occasional graphical glitches, suggesting the need for improved customization options and further graphical updates to enhance realism and performance. Overall, while visually appealing to many, the graphics aspect could benefit from more polish and user control.
- “I am thoroughly impressed, the gameplay is smooth and intuitive, and the graphics are top-notch.”
- “The game's visuals are stunning and incredibly realistic.”
- “The graphics are really good, and even when you get close, the detail is amazing.”
- “Extremely low sensitivity, eye hurting graphics, bad optimization, etc. As of right now I don't recommend it.”
- “There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks.”
- “The graphics for the wires are complete garbage, but they took the time to program them to run across the whole room, so you have to look at trash graphics across the whole room.”
stability
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
98%
The game is widely criticized for being highly buggy, with frequent freezes, glitches, and broken features that severely impact gameplay and progression. It suffers from lack of updates and developer support, leading many to describe it as abandoned or unfinished. Despite its potential, the pervasive instability makes it difficult to recommend in its current state.
- “I would not recommend buying games for this device. They will likely abandon the next game they release like everything else, and either upcharge for a game that's not worth it. The game itself had potential but at last the developers don't care for their players and only want quick cash by making new games instead of telling people they're working on updates or finishing the current game. This game is buggy as all hell, half the game doesn't really work.”
- “Because of this I could actually start playing the game only after 4 saves, because I kept making a PC for a customer, used all my money, game freezes, I load the save again and I lost the order. Eventually, I also lost all of the stuff I had lying on the ground, leaving me with an empty case.”
- “The last time I played after the October 2021 update (currently May 2022), the game was still buggy, saves didn't always work, sometimes purchasing items would duplicate some items or randomly duplicate a machine you had already put together.”
gameplay
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
53%
7%
Gameplay is praised for its smooth, intuitive mechanics and immersive simulation experience, with engaging customization and tech-themed design. However, frequent bugs, limited content, lack of updates, and occasional softlocks frustrate players, making the game feel unfinished and repetitive for many. Overall, it offers enjoyable basics but lacks depth and polish.
- “I am thoroughly impressed, the gameplay is smooth and intuitive, and the graphics are top-notch.”
- “The graphics and sound effects are top-notch and the game mechanics are engaging and intuitive.”
- “The graphics are very good, the gameplay is smooth and fluid, and the possibilities for advancing and customizing are very exciting.”
- “Within my first five minutes of normal gameplay, I somehow managed to softlock myself.”
- “The game seems to be abandoned, the developers don't make updates anymore, and the gameplay is boring and lacking content.”
- “While the core mechanics work fine (building, buying/selling parts, etc.), the market doesn't allow you to buy or sell any crypto, even ETH, which is the main crypto of the game.”
optimization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
37%
27%
The optimization of the game receives mixed feedback: some users experience low sensitivity and performance issues with eye-straining graphics, while others praise its smooth performance and good graphics optimization on modern systems. There is room for improvement, especially for users with lower-end hardware, and suggestions include adding animation options and integrating hardware-related performance factors.
- “Cool graphics with good performance.”
- “The graphics are optimized so there's no trouble in fps drops or lags.”
- “A nice thing about this game is that it runs smoothly on any modern computer, with potential for a graphics card leveling system to unlock cards and rewards.”
- “Extremely low sensitivity, eye-hurting graphics, bad optimization, etc. As of right now, I don't recommend it.”
- “For people whose system is not good (including me), optimization can be improved or animations can be added to the settings.”
- “8 - For people whose system is not good (including me), optimization can be improved or animations can be added to the settings.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The story aspect is criticized for its lack of engaging and varied missions, resulting in a weak campaign experience primarily limited to a buggy, minimal tutorial. Players feel the game would benefit from more diverse and structured missions to enhance progression and immersion.
- “The game itself is super cool and fun to play, but there is still a lack of lengthy missions such as unlocking new buildings, malfunctioning parts, or even a bit of setup for the room.”
- “Also, more missions that give it more of a campaign would be nice, as the current tutorial is very basic and limited.”
- “More types of order missions could be added to enhance the story experience.”
- “There are zero missions that you can start with in the beginning of the game for beginners.”
- “The tutorial, consisting of only a buggy checklist at the top of the screen, is the only objective/'story' you get, and once you bug it (exceedingly easy) it won't help you anymore and just exist on your screen.”
- “Also, more missions that give it more of a campaign would be nice, as the current tutorial is a clusterf#ck.”
grinding
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
86%
Grinding in the game is often seen as excessive and time-consuming, with some users regretting the investment past the refund period. While normal mode involves significant grinding, sandbox mode offers a grind-free experience with unlimited resources. Proper gameplay strategies can somewhat mitigate the grind, but the game's abandonment and limited content contribute to the tediousness.
- “I regret grinding past the refund time limit; such a waste of time and money.”
- “The game has been abandoned and requires a lot of grinding.”
- “It can become a bit grindy in normal mode, but if you want to just build rigs or experiment with different combinations, you can also play sandbox mode with unlimited money.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The music and audio in the game are generally realistic and immersive, enhancing the feeling of being inside a bitcoin farm, but many users feel that the lack of background music and a more engaging soundtrack makes the overall audio experience feel incomplete or lacking.
- “Audio/music: captivating!”
- “Addition of full life-like computer system (or laptop) as well, with storage space, maybe some free YouTube video songs to play.”
- “What gives? Used to love killing time with this, now no sound, music, and no market.”
- “The realistic sound is good, makes you feel like you're really inside a bitcoin farm, would change to 10 if they add a radio for a bit of music.”
- “No background music, menu is really cheaply made, idk.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users criticize the game's monetization as a blatant cash grab, with a poorly designed store and minimal post-launch support, making it feel abandoned. The addition of multiplayer seems rushed and prioritized over meaningful content improvements.
- “So much more wrong with this game - you can tell by the "store" layout the dev was just in it for a cash grab.”
- “Not worth it dead game, dev did like 3 updates and then left, it was an easy cash grab.”
- “This game seems to be a major test or a major cash grab; they added multiplayer before adding more parts to a game with not a lot to offer in the first place.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players feel positively about the emotional engagement of the game, appreciating how the tasks enhance understanding and progress. The game evokes a genuine interest in PC building, though users desire more content to sustain long-term enjoyment and fully realize its potential.
- “The pre-assigned tasks helped me understand the gameplay better, allowing me to progress further and making me feel good.”
- “Playing this game made me feel like buying and assembling a real PC.”
- “The game has great potential and, although it needs a lot more content to become a complete experience, I gave it a thumbs up.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is minimal and largely ineffective, overshadowed by numerous bugs and unpolished features that detract from the experience. While a few moments, like walking through shop racks, provide some amusement, overall the game fails to deliver consistent or engaging humor.

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Crypto Mining Simulator is a casual role playing game with economy theme.

Crypto Mining Simulator is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Windows and PlayStation.

On average players spend around 4 hours playing Crypto Mining Simulator.

Crypto Mining Simulator was released on April 24, 2021.

Crypto Mining Simulator was developed by Satosha Nakamoti.

Crypto Mining Simulator has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Crypto Mining Simulator for its graphics but disliked it for its stability.

Crypto Mining Simulator is a single player game.

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