- November 10, 2021
- swanee734
Tile Miner
Platforms
About
"Tile Miner" is a 2D mining and exploration game where players dig through layers of earth to discover valuable resources. Use these resources to build and upgrade your mining operations, and craft new items to aid in your excavation. The game features procedurally generated worlds, allowing for a unique experience each time you play.










- The game has a unique top-down perspective and offers a fun sandbox experience with crafting, building, and exploration.
- Many players appreciate the indie developer's dedication to improving the game and the enjoyable gameplay mechanics.
- The graphics and overall aesthetic of the game are well-received, with updates adding new content and features.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and a lack of a proper save system, leading to lost progress and frustration.
- There are significant issues with controls, including the inability to rebind keyboard controls and no controller support.
- Many players find the game to be unpolished and lacking in content, with some mechanics, like the death penalty, being overly punishing.
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received positive feedback, with many users appreciating the cool aesthetic reminiscent of traditional Japanese RPGs. Players are impressed by the game's visual appeal, especially given its low price point, and express excitement for future updates that could enhance the graphics and introduce more varied environments and craftable items. Overall, the graphics contribute to a nostalgic yet engaging experience, with potential for further development.
“The graphics are cool, especially for the 15 bucks the game is going for.”
“I'm impressed with the proposed graphics for it.”
“Only my opinion, but I think there's oodles of potential in a builder game that looks like an old-school 2D RPG, especially if multiplayer is being added; the graphics look like traditional Japanese RPGs.”
“Only my opinion, but I think there's oodles of potential in a builder game that looks like an old-school 2D RPG, especially if multiplayer is being added. The graphics look like traditional Japanese RPGs.”
“I look forward to the possibility of more varied terrain, better graphics, and lots and lots more items and activities to take part in!”
“I see the potential for a host of possibilities, including appealing to an audience that loves old RPG artwork, by including countless craftable items, clothes, furniture, and more.”