Mine & Dig Drill

In the game “Mine & Dig Drill,” you start with a small plot and a single processing machine, and over time, you turn them into a full-fledged mining operation. Gold-bearing ore is hidden underground, and you must first extract it, process it, and then sell it to buyers. At first, the miner does all the work himself: he drills, hauls the raw ore to the surface, carries it to the processing machine, and takes the finished gold to the truck. But with the first money you earn, you can hire workers, upgrade equipment, and level up your character. This is an idle game, so production doesn’t stop even when you’re not doing anything, and the money keeps coming in. The more efficiently all the stages are set up, the faster your profits grow and the larger your mine becomes.

How to Play?

A short tutorial awaits you at the start of the game. You can control the miner using the arrow keys or the mouse. Take the money you’re given at the start and activate the gold processing machine. Now it’s time to head down into the mine. Stand on the correct square and wait for the game to transport you down. There, you’ll first use a drill to loosen the soil, then switch to the vacuum. It collects all the material and sends it back up. To come back up yourself, press the button in the upper-left corner of the screen. Upstairs, you’ll have to carry the raw materials to the processing machine; since there are no assistants yet, you’ll have to do this on your own. The machine outputs purified gold. A little further away is a truck, with buyers waiting nearby. Take the gold there, and the customer will take as much as they need and pay you. You can invest the money in various things: increasing machine productivity, upgrading the miner, hiring workers for each work area, and extending the cable and vacuum hose in the mine to retrieve raw materials from greater depths. After the tutorial, everything follows the same cycle, though the scale grows each time. Once workers are hired for all stages, the mine begins to generate income on its own, and all you have to do is monitor resources and upgrade equipment in a timely manner.