Deep Town: Idle Mining Tycoon
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About
Deep Town: Idle Mining Tycoon is a simulation game that combines sensational gameplay with stunning visuals and a masterful soundtrack. As a mining simulator, players dig deeper to build mining stations and upgrade their tycoon empire, but may be disturbed by ads and encounter bugs along the way. With an intriguing story and lots of grinding, the game is also hilarious and addictive.
- Engaging storyline with interesting lore and educational elements.
- No forced ads; players can choose to watch ads for bonuses.
- Fun gameplay with a mix of crafting, mining, and resource management.
- Progression slows significantly at higher levels, requiring excessive waiting times.
- Game mechanics can be confusing, especially for new players.
- Frequent bugs and glitches, particularly with ads and resource collection.
monetization
550 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the excessive reliance on ads for progression and rewards. While some appreciate the option to watch ads for bonuses, others feel that the frequency and intrusiveness of ads have significantly detracted from the gameplay experience, often leading to a grind that feels more like an ad-watching simulator than a game. Overall, players are divided on whether the monetization approach enhances or hinders their enjoyment of the game.
“There are in-app purchases, but I've yet to run into a paywall (there's no 'pay to keep playing' wall, as of yet).”
“Microtransactions are present but they aren't forced down your throat, which is perfect.”
“This is not your average pay to win game; you don't need microtransactions to have fun in the late game.”
“If you can get past some of the worst ads imaginable, that use every dirty trick to stuff their products down your throat while stealing your money, 3 or 4 different timers, both hidden and visible, that you have to locate at inconveniently placed locations and hit with bullet point precision in order to dodge their products and continue to the game, but still opens the app store automatically for you on certain ads without any intervention, you'll find a pretty decent game.”
“Now with the idle time lock on an idle game and the random pop-up video ads, all you care about is money and not your users. The irony being that you are currently losing all your users and bad reviews slow down new users joining, what a great way to lose everything you worked so hard for.”
“Would be higher rating but recent update reduced idle time, which is ridiculous for a literal idle game you could put off when you go to bed and make some progress but now that's not possible unless you pay or watch an ad. Each ad only adds 30 minutes of idle time, meaning you would need to watch 16 ads each time to make 8 hours of idle time while you sleep, or pay real money. Devs seem to be trying to milk the player base more and more, which is a pity as at its core it's a decent game.”