Miner Girls

Jeu juste moyen en tout : graphismes , un seul tableau et une strategie risible pour arriver a la fin tres rapidement , pas trop d interet meme sur les animations hentais (-18 ans) tres moyenne .... Aurait pu etre quelque chose d interessant mais il manque cruellement de profondeur... Interet : 10/20 Realisation : 10/20

As I child I yearned for the mines and now as a adult I goon in the mines.

Fun

A bare-bones incremental with weak gameplay and little to offer beyond its premise. Miner Girls is a very minimal incremental game presented in an RPG Maker style. Everything takes place in a single room, where you move between rocks to mine, a selling spot, and upgrade benches. You click rocks to gather minerals, sell them, and upgrade mining speed, yield, and access to new rocks. You can also hire three girls per mineral type to automine, though they do so very slowly. There are five types of minerals, and that’s essentially the entire game loop. As an incremental, it’s extremely shallow — there’s no prestige system, no meaningful scaling, and very little sense of progression beyond basic upgrades. The main draw seems to be that each “mineral girl” has a set of six animated pixel scenes (30 in total), but these are simple and feel disconnected from the gameplay rather than integrated into it. Overall, this is a weak incremental, a weak lewd game, and just a bad game overall.

Simples, honesto e cumpre o que promete sem enrolação

A pleasant idle game that doesn't require much time, with interesting pixelated H-scenes.

1. The game is simple. 2. Surprisingly addictive. 3. The gameplay is simple. 4. The art is good. 5. Over time, the gameplay drags on, which is infuriating. 6. Nothing superfluous that pleases.

норм

This is one of those “just one more upgrade” games that keeps you hooked. The balance between idle and active play is really well done. Also, the character designs are great.

If you like idle games, just get it. It’s satisfying, smooth, and dangerously hard to put down.