Moose Miners

The game likes to forget your selection and applies your upgrade to everything, for some reason buying ONE rail upgrade just essentially wastes all your money and sometimes ruins the game itself bc its programmed like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

$10? No $5? Yes Also, it only took me 40 hours to get all achievements, and I don't really concentrate on getting those.

lots of moose doing moose things

Moose Miners is basically an idle/management game about running a giant gem mining operation staffed entirely by moose, and somehow that concept works way better than it should. The gameplay is simple - hire miners, expand deeper, improve rails and minecarts, process gems faster, and keep scaling your operation until the entire screen is full of hardworking moose and conveyor chaos. What makes the game satisfying is watching your mining setup slowly evolve from a tiny operation into a massive automated production line. It has that classic “number go up” incremental-game feeling where you constantly unlock faster production, better transport, and more efficient layouts. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} The good: - Surprisingly addictive progression loop - Relaxing game to leave running in the background - Watching your operation scale up feels satisfying - Simple mechanics that are easy to understand - Good balance between active play and idle progression - Minecart and rail management adds some strategy - Charming art style and overall vibe - Lots of upgrades and expansion options - Perfect second-monitor game The bad: - Not a huge amount of depth once you unlock most systems - Gameplay can become repetitive after several hours - UI and upgrade management can feel clunky - Some mechanics are not explained very clearly - Performance can struggle with massive operations - Limited endgame content right now - Some players may find the progression too slow - A few quality-of-life features are missing Overall, Moose Miners is a simple but satisfying incremental management game. It’s not trying to reinvent the genre, but if you enjoy watching giant automated systems slowly grow while numbers constantly increase, it’s easy to lose a lot of time to it.

Just a fun mental bubble gum game.

It is a lot of fun building up your moose army and clearing all the gems and trees. So much content in it now, a great game to relax and play.

great game, but i am waiting on new upgrades, i am 130k deep and the game goes to 650k but whats the point if i have nothing else to upgrade anymore

any body stil playing this game? i would like more updates thats for sure. getting al acivments is way to easy