Mine & Slash

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Mine & Slash is a single player casual action adventure game. It was developed by TapNice and was released on April 21, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Enter the dungeons, defeat enemies and mine for gold! Lots of gold! As a true miner, you have the unique opportunity to collect gold and valuable resources as you dig deeper and deeper into the dungeons. Be warned, the deeper you go, the harder the challenges become, and the more powerful the enemies you will face. Customize your hero with powerful loot & upgrade your equipment to get m…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

Fun and addictive gameplay with a satisfying mining and combat experience.
Colorful graphics and a charming art style that enhance the overall atmosphere.
Offers a variety of upgrades, skills, and dungeons, providing a sense of progression and discovery.

Repetitive gameplay loop that can become tedious after a short while.
Frequent bugs and crashes, including disappearing health bars and broken achievements.
Lack of meaningful replay value and no penalty for death, making the game feel unfinished.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a repetitive yet enjoyable loop focused on mining, selling resources, fighting, and upgrading, which may not appeal to all players. However, it also offers a thrilling, gear-based experience where every item is significant, making character building deeply satisfying.
- “Your general gameplay loop is repetitive and simple fun; it won't be for everyone, but that's what this game is: mine, sell resources, fight, upgrade, rinse & repeat.”
- “Your general gameplay loop is repetitive and simple fun; it won't be for everyone, but that's what this game is: mine, sell resources, fight, upgrade, rinse and repeat.”
- “Gameplay: decent”
- “It transforms the traditional gameplay into a thrilling, gear-based experience where every item matters and character building becomes deeply satisfying.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in "Mine & Slash" are described as "cute and colorful," featuring a cartoonish style that contrasts bright, cheerful outdoor environments with dark, luminous dungeons. Overall, the visuals are considered decent, complementing the game's engaging sound effects and character interactions.
- “Mine & Slash has a 'cute and colorful' look to it, with a cartoonish style that is bright and cheery outside and dark and luminous in the dungeons. The graphics create an engaging atmosphere that complements the gameplay.”
- “The graphics in Mine & Slash are vibrant and appealing, featuring a charming cartoon aesthetic that enhances the overall experience.”
- “The combination of bright, cheerful graphics and darker, atmospheric dungeon visuals in Mine & Slash creates a visually striking contrast that keeps players immersed.”
- “The graphics have a 'cute and colorful' look, resembling a cartoon style that some might find appealing, but it lacks depth and realism.”
- “The graphics are bright and cheery outside but feel overly simplistic and lack detail, especially in the dungeons.”
- “Graphics: decent, but they don't stand out or impress in any significant way.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is criticized for being simplistic and repetitive, revolving around a basic quest to rescue someone, with frequent back-and-forth trips to town that become tedious. Players find the lack of options for upgrading inventory frustrating, which detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the narrative is deemed unsatisfactory.
- “You start the game accepting a quest to rescue someone, enter a dungeon, mine as much as you can carry, fight some enemies, then return to town to sell your resources. The combat and mining are very simple, and returning to town is frequent due to your bags becoming full. Your character often tells you about upgraded bags, but during the review stream, I didn't see the option to buy or upgrade these. This would be essential, as the frequent portal to town and then return to the mines does become repetitive and a bit frustrating after a short while.”
- “Story: bad”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players note that the game offers little to no replayability, particularly after completing hard mode, as there is minimal incentive to revisit the game once the normal mode has been finished.
- “No replay value after you beat hard mode; not that there was much anyway once you completed normal mode, but absolutely zero after hard mode.”