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Pocket Mine

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86%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
monetization, story
86% User Score Based on 1,140 reviews

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Pocket Mine is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Roofdog Games and was released on September 30, 2013. It received positive reviews from players.

A free-to-play mining game on mobile devices.

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86%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,140 reviews
gameplay8 positive mentions
monetization26 negative mentions

  • Simple, fun, and addictive gameplay with a great mining concept that works well on mobile devices.
  • No intrusive ads and good customer support, with a nostalgic and enjoyable experience for longtime players.
  • Great graphics, fast-paced mining action, and a variety of collectible cards and power-ups that keep the game engaging.
  • Energy system limits playtime and forces waiting or in-app purchases, frustrating many players.
  • Frequent bugs and glitches, such as invisible blocks, crashes, and loading issues, affect game stability and user experience.
  • In-game economy and microtransactions are aggressive, making it hard to obtain rubies and upgrades without spending real money.
  • monetization
    31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Monetization in the game is generally unobtrusive with minimal ads, often optional for rewards like rubies, and in-app purchases available but not necessary to enjoy gameplay. However, some users report an increase in ads, especially pushy or unskippable ones promoting other games, which can disrupt the experience and may detract from enjoyment. Overall, while many appreciate the balanced approach, a few express frustration with ad volume and desire a paid option to remove ads entirely.

    • “No ads.”
    • “Great game, just hate that it has in app purchases, not spending my money on rubbish but it is a little addictive.”
    • “I paid for an in game purchase from a third party that should have given me gems.”
    • “Because game timers won't function without the internet and in almost every step of the way, 'rubies' is a necessity which can only be attained through watching ads or by in-app purchases.”
    • “Used to love this, but they push ads for their new games, which isn't a problem until they don't let you close the ad. You have the choice to play their new game or force close the app to get rid of the full-screen ad with no option to close, only the option to install their new game.”
    • “Way too many things going on at once: too many buttons to push, too many ads, too many offers, too much before you get to play the game. It honestly ruins the game.”
  • gameplay
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally described as simple, addictive, and fun with appealing mechanics and music, making it a good choice for casual, quick play sessions. However, some users criticize the lack of depth, exploitative meta elements, energy system limitations, and overpriced upgrades, which can hinder long-term enjoyment. Comparisons suggest other similar games may offer better challenges and overall experience.

    • “Epic music, super addictive gameplay, never felt like it was overwhelming.”
    • “The gameplay is very simple yet fun, the items are fun to collect, the power ups are awesome, and the music is perfect, and the cards you collect are all pretty useful and can be used to your advantage.”
    • “The mechanics of the game are simple to grasp and in the lower levels its fun to get upgrades and dig deeper and deeper.”
    • “This makes it impossible to beat your high score through the normal gameplay.”
    • “No real depth to the gameplay and everything is overpriced and won't get you any further ahead.”
    • “Terrible game, no point, bad mechanics, constantly asks for money.”
  • graphics
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are widely praised as good to excellent, contributing to an enjoyable and visually appealing gaming experience. Some users find them among the best in similar games, though a few mention occasional graphical bugs. Overall, the visuals enhance the game's fun and addictive nature.

    • “The graphics are the best out of all 3.”
    • “This is a very addictive game with great controls and graphics and it's fun for anyone at any age.”
    • “Very good graphics and I love it so much.”
    • “Good time passing game but Pocket Mine 3 has better challenges, graphics, and gameplay.”
    • “Appears to have graphical bugs.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is highly praised for its nostalgic, 80s and early 2000s Game Boy-style vibes, perfectly complementing the gameplay without feeling overwhelming. Players find it engaging, fun, and well-suited to the game's theme.

    • “Epic music, super addictive gameplay, never felt like it was overwhelming.”
    • “The gameplay is very simple yet fun, the items are fun to collect, the power ups are awesome, and the music is perfect, and the cards you collect are all pretty useful and can be used to your advantage.”
    • “The music reminds me of 80's videogames, and the theme is fun.”
  • story
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is simple and mission-focused, involving tasks like digging to achieve goals. While some users enjoy the engaging plot and find it fun, others note occasional frustration with mission-related mechanics. Overall, the narrative provides a straightforward and enjoyable gameplay experience.

    • “Super fun game, sometimes get lost in playing to reach my mission goals.”
    • “It's a cool game with nice graphics and a nice game plot; I love it at the end!”
    • “It is very simple, all you have to do is dig and do your mission.”
    • “The level does not produce the items needed for the mission.”
    • “Even if you pass the mission, you lose your energy.”
    • “It is very simple; all you have to do is dig and do your mission.”
  • stability
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is generally playable but suffers from occasional bugs and glitches that may require troubleshooting, such as resetting local files. Despite these stability issues, it remains enjoyable for players.

    • “I'll update the review if it changes or I hear back. Update: It is working now; however, my troubleshooting involved deleting local files and resetting everything.”
    • “Don't bother with this buggy advertisement placeholder, and that's on Perry's hat.”
    • “Fun game but buggy.”
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Pocket Mine is a casual simulation game.

Pocket Mine is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Pocket Mine was released on September 30, 2013.

Pocket Mine was developed by Roofdog Games.

Pocket Mine has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Pocket Mine for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

Pocket Mine is a single player game.

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