- October 27, 2023
- Delayed Victory
- 9h median play time
Mining Mechs
Platforms
About
"Mining Mechs" is a game where you control a mining mech to dig into the earth and collect resources, selling them on the surface for upgrades and new mechs. The game features online co-op multiplayer for up to 8 players, with challenges and achievements to unlock. The deeper you dig, the harder it gets, as you uncover the secrets of the underground.







- Great nostalgic experience reminiscent of the classic game Motherload.
- Fun and relaxing gameplay with no stress or failure states, perfect for casual gaming.
- Affordable price for the amount of content and enjoyment it provides.
- Game can become grindy and repetitive, especially in the later stages.
- Upgrade system feels unbalanced, as new mechs start with low stats requiring significant investment to be effective.
- Limited content and replayability after completing the main story and achievements.
story
263 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally considered weak and simplistic, often described as a light and silly narrative that serves primarily to motivate the mining gameplay. Players noted that while the main quest involves digging deeper to uncover a mystery, the side quests are repetitive and lack depth, often revolving around collecting specific resources. Overall, the story is seen as a minor aspect of the game, providing just enough context to support the gameplay loop without being particularly engaging or memorable.
“The main game story is a kind of mystery; there's reports of strange sounds and you dig deeper and deeper to investigate, furthering your progression and the story.”
“The dialogue with the characters and the story itself is playful and funny, probably not meant to be taken too seriously.”
“The story is very simple with light comedic touches; every time you descend 100 meters in the mine, the story progresses.”
“After a few hours, when you find out the game is unfortunately completely hollow and besides the mining, which never changes in any way, you just don't really do anything else (there is very little to a 'story', but no offense to the dev, it's completely forgettable and meaningless for the most part).”
“There's no real story, no real end game, just 3-5 hours of solid, addicting, mining/selling/upgrading gameplay loop for you.”