Idle Cave Miner Reviews

Absolutely a waste of money. Microtransactions that aren't all that micro an 'gameplay' that isn't even that rewarding. Pass on this unless it's free guys. LIKE IT IS IN THE MOBILE APP STORE

I played the mobile version of this game on Android and didn't hesitate to buy it from steam once it is released! Honestly I didn't find this game Pay to Win at all, I get all my gems from tapping birds and doing quests and random bits here and there and now I have unlocked all my miners (Ps. you don't need gems to upgrade them after you unlock them, Nice ^_^) Regarding people finding the games is free on mobile but paid on Steam is because you get no ads on the steam version and once you sync up your progress from the steam version you don't need to watch ads anymore on mobile as well which I guess is just a small gesture of supporting the dev and hopefully the dev will be motivated more to release more content. If any of you find yourself need to buy bonus times with gems then probably you are not suited to play idle game the point of idle game is idle and patience. Overall it's a solid idle game I'd say, not quite like other idle games but I do find it relaxing just to enjoy small progress everyday, eventually when you look back where you started you will realise that you have made a huge progress. Cheers

I've been playing this since the beginning of August on Android, and with that said, I had zero issue with shelling out another $5 for this game on Steam. It's a great idle game, with just enough of an incremental aspect to keep things interesting for the long term. Plenty of cool items to craft, lots of Miners with different skills attributed to different mines, pretty good offline gains. Can easily gain premium currency through daily/weekly quests and a random on-screen interactive element. Typical MTX for this type of game with sensible pricing, which is nice to see in a world where auto-click or ad-free options are creeping up to $16 USD each - or more - in other games. Also available with manual cross-platform saves so you can take this on the go with you!

Pure Idle Prestige - Yes and you'll be doing it a lot for four separate caves with their own prestige currency. Active Play - Click birds for money or special currency. Visuals - Beyond watching miners mine and walk around, nothing special. Special Mechanics - Heavily focuses on smelting materials into bars and using that to upgrade the forge or other stuff. Cash Shop - Amazingly Yes, though the developer has a message saying you totally don't need to pay any money which even so to have a cash shop even after charging people for the game takes some brass forged balls. No, I don't recommend this. You can play it free on the phone and it's just as boring on there as it is on steam. I think the special currency rolls in a little faster, but big whoop. Prestige feels like it's not special given how often you'll do it and you'll need to do it for four other caverns, the prestige currency gets spent very quickly on a few upgrades and then it's back to doing nothing. A price tag on a pure idle like this WITH the cash shop is just insane to me.

its fun but way to expensive. Not the base game but the upgrades 5.99 for some simple stuff is way to expensive for a 5 euro game.

This game is truly enjoyable, offering a plethora of engaging activities to keep you motivated. The incredible art and meticulously chosen sounds further enhance the overall experience, making it a delightful way to spend your time.

It's decently fun until the final zone which is just terrible and reveals how much of a cash grab it is. The final zone shoots randomly directed orbs which almost always miss and the resources to collect are extremely thinned out. You can see it in the store page video and it's just awful.

This game nails the satisfying progression you'd hope for in an idle adventure. Upgrading your miners and unlocking new areas to dig through feels rewarding, and the steady stream of rewards keeps you engaged. It's perfect for casual play, thanks to its simple mechanics and light-hearted atmosphere. There's plenty of content to explore, ensuring you’ll keep coming back for more. If you're a fan of idle games with a touch of adventure, this is definitely one to try!

Despite the title it isn't really an idle game. Way too much hand holding and active gameplay is necessary to progress. On top of that it costs money AND has microtransactions (or rather macrotransactions, as they cost up to 100€/$) In terms of quality, content and monitization It might work on mobile but on PC it's one of the worse games of its genre. Try it on mobile to save money, It's the exactly the same experience!

Seems like a nice game and I would like to play it more, but pay to win in a paid single player game.