Infinimine

46%
Game Brain Score Based on 26 reviews
  • music
  • graphics
  • stability
Infinimine Game Cover
Starting at $9.99Buy now
Get on Steam

"Infinimine is a simulation game that allows 2-player co-op, or massively multiplayer interaction in a mining setting. The game offers four advanced classes, each with unique skills and buffs, and encourages players to team up with others to speed progression and access guild-related bonuses. Collect and upgrade pickaxes and lanterns, and gather 120 unique ore types, some of which provide recipes for additional upgrades."

  • PC
  • Windows
Genres & TagsPlay Modes

Reviews

46%
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
music3 negative mentions
  • The game offers a unique blend of idle gameplay and MMO elements, including guilds and character customization, making it engaging for players who enjoy mining and grinding.
  • The developer is very active and responsive to the community, frequently updating the game and addressing bugs, which shows a commitment to improving the player experience.
  • The graphics and gameplay are well-received, with many players finding the game addictive and enjoyable for both solo and cooperative play.
  • The game suffers from numerous bugs and performance issues, making it unstable and unenjoyable for many players, especially at launch.
  • Content is perceived as lacking depth, with some players finding the gameplay repetitive and boring after a short period, leading to disappointment.
  • There are significant connectivity issues, particularly with character creation, which frustrates players and hampers their ability to engage with the game.
  • music3 mentions

    The game's music, composed by one of the developers, has received positive feedback, with the composer expressing satisfaction in seeing their work integrated into the gameplay. Overall, the music is described as enjoyable and a pleasant surprise for the composer.

    • “That said, having no say or influence in the actual game itself, it was a pleasant surprise to suddenly be able to play the game I knew my music would be in.”
    • “The music feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
    • “While the soundtrack has some decent tracks, it often feels out of place and doesn't enhance the gameplay experience.”
    • “The overall quality of the music is disappointing, failing to create the atmosphere the game deserves.”
  • graphics2 mentions

    The graphics are reminiscent of RuneScape, which suits the game's simple idle mining concept, and are generally praised for their quality and fit within the gameplay.

    • “Great graphics and gameplay.”
    • “The graphics are reminiscent of RuneScape, which may be fitting for a simple idle mining game, but they lack modern appeal.”
    • “The visuals feel outdated and do not meet the expectations of contemporary gaming standards.”
    • “The art style is very basic and doesn't offer much in terms of detail or immersion.”
  • stability2 mentions

    The game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting numerous bugs that detract from the overall enjoyment and playability.

    • “Really buggy to the point of being unenjoyable.”
    • “It is still very buggy.”
  • optimization1 mentions

    The game's optimization is severely lacking, with players reporting frequent performance issues and game-breaking bugs that occur daily.

    • “New performance issues and game-breaking bugs are a daily occurrence.”
    • “The game struggles to maintain a stable frame rate, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
    • “Frequent crashes and long loading times severely hinder the overall experience.”
  • gameplay1 mentions

    Gameplay is marked by class imbalance and repetitive mechanics, which may deter players who dislike such elements. While there is hope for future content, the current experience may feel lacking for some.

    • “The classes are still relatively unbalanced, and I still hope that more content will come. However, if you don't like the repetitive gameplay mentioned above, you should keep your hands off the game.”
  • monetization1 mentions

    The monetization model has received criticism for its reliance on in-game purchases, particularly the sale of "buff credits" at $1 each, which only provide temporary benefits for a short duration, despite the game's initial $20 price tag. This has deterred some players from making a purchase.

    • “I haven't bought it yet because I dislike this kind of monetization, especially since the game itself costs $20. For your information, you can buy 'buff credits' (in-game currency) for $1 per credit, and each buff costs 1 credit and lasts only 1 hour.”
    • “I haven't bought it yet because I hate this kind of monetization, especially since the game itself costs $20. For your information, you buy 'buff credits' (in-game currency) for $1 per credit, and each buff costs 1 credit and only lasts 1 hour.”
    • “The monetization model is frustrating; it feels like a cash grab when the game already has a price tag. Paying extra for temporary buffs is just not worth it.”
    • “I find the monetization system to be exploitative. Charging players for in-game currency on top of the initial purchase price is disappointing.”
  • grinding1 mentions

    Players who enjoy grinding and mining will find this game particularly appealing, as it offers ample opportunities for these activities.

    • “If you enjoy grinding and mining, this game is for you.”
    • “The grinding in this game feels endless and tedious.”
    • “I found the grinding mechanics to be repetitive and uninspired.”
Positive mentions (%)Positive
Neutral mentions (%)Neutral
Negative mentions (%)Negative

Buy Infinimine

Videos

Similar Games