Miners you hire keep working while the app is shut. When you come back you spend what they dug, swing the pickaxe yourself for the rest, and put every plank into a house that visibly changes shape each time it goes up.
There is one loop in this game and everything hangs off it. A full lap takes a couple of minutes; the mine covers the hours in between.
Up to five hired miners produce gold on their own — including while the app is closed.
Nine swings across five ore nodes for two energy. Wood is common, crystal is not.
Materials become the next level. The house is redrawn at every one of the seventeen.
A bigger storage, a better bed, a forge that makes repairs cheap.
Pests turn up in the yard, the roof wears a point, and dawn hands your energy back.
Every screen below is a real destination with its own job. Nothing is a menu for a menu.
| Screen | What it does |
|---|---|
| Haven | The hub. Your house, the yard, the day counter and the way into everything else. |
| Mine | Hire up to five miners, sharpen the pickaxe through five grades, dig down five levels. Output is the three multiplied together. |
| Materials | Five ore nodes in a row. Press once and a miner walks the row and swings nine times. Auto Mine repeats it every five seconds. |
| Room | Upgrade the house through seventeen levels and six facilities, and repair the roof before low durability starts costing you output. |
| Odyssey | Four destinations that cost gold instead of energy and bring back what mining cannot. Five trips a day; some come back empty. |
| Trading Post | Turn gold into materials, with a daily cap per type and a price that climbs the more you trade. |
| Quest | A seven-day check-in that remembers where you left off across months and years. |
| Bag | Materials, four craftable items, and what each of them is for. |
| Pet | Adopt a cat. Feed it, and three tiers of bond hand you small passive help. |
| Diary | What happened while you were away, grouped by day. |
| Options | One switch: sound on or off. That is the whole screen. |
If anything below ever disagrees with what you see in the game, trust the game.
Five screens carry the whole game. The mine fills the gaps between sessions, and the other four are what you come back for.
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