Grid Miner

Grid Miner very cool strategy puzzle game good graphics and music good tutorial Unlock new tools and utilities as you progress through levels mine asteroids to gather resources to get and maintain your quotas unique buildings like power plants, asteroid crushers, tractor beams and more ,levels to test your skills and rack you brain hoping there will be more levels may be a steam workshop ?? so players can make some levels

This is a fun building/puzzle/management game - the later levels require some careful thinking and planning to win in the most efficient way. The dev is very quick to respond to issue and the 1.1 update fixed the errors that players had pointed out previously. Well worth the price

The art, music, and general feeling of the game are great! It might not take that long to complete, but it's fun! and for it's price, definitely a keeper

If you like factory building games, then Grid Miner might interest you. It's a short game with just a few mechanics, but it's very charming, relaxing and the puzzles are great. For this price it is definitely worth it!

Just tried it here is my humble view on it. Pros.. 1) Good graphics, that looks like they will work well on a potato computer. 2) Simple puzzle design, not to complicated but more so then one thinks for solving problems. Cons 1) Too short, but the updates show promise of new levels... maybe a procedual level generator might help things out in the future. 2) Only 4 color pallets, for limited customization. Overall not a bad if short puzzle game with a interesting factorio style theme to it in the form of factory building. Currently yes I would recommend it, but it needs alot of work as the potential is there for a good game all in all even if short. So if you want a short simple time killer, I would recommend it. If your looking for more long term play, well your not going to find it here, as you get what you pay for.

The lack of keybinds is one of the only flaws with this game - and by god, is it a major one. Large crushers not giving you the extra mineral storage is also another major issue. The tutorials are the other. They just info dump everything on you and feel quite stilted. You are able to easily skip them though, so that's nice. The levels also feel pretty easy for the first third-[i]ish[/i] of the game, and hard af for the last few levels. (Oh, and the level complete screen should say "Level Mastered" if you did the mastery goals though (but it's not that big a deal)). The models and artstyle are [i]noice[/i], the music is space-y, the physics are floaty enough to be believable without feeling too game-y, and the puzzles iterate upon the mechanics quite well. It would be nice to have more levels, but for $3 this is a fun puzzle game. There's a handful of typos (most notable the Aprentice Space Architect achievement misspelling "Apprentice"), but they're mostly minor and don't affect the game too much (though magnets saying they pull when they actually push is fairly severe). Also noticed that crushers claim to increase mineral storage without actually increasing it. Lastly, there's too many achievements imo. You don't need one for mastering every single level, instead have 2 or 3 for mastering different amounts (e.g. master 5, 10, and 15 levels). The ones to restart the game and destroy buildings feel like filler too (as does constructing only 5 buildings). So yeah, solid 7.5/10. Would be 8.5/10 without the following issues: Lacking keybinds for buildings makes it tedious enough for me to remove .25 points, the multitude of typos takes off .15, and the remaining 0.6 is removing for how short it is combined with the front-loaded tutorials being a bit annoying. But, I'd still say to get it even if you aren't super into puzzle games. It's a simple, fun, space-themed puzzle game that I enjoyed.

Quite easy, but decently fun. A very fair price for the amount of content in the game!