Out of Ore

if you like terraforming games and simulation style gameplay this game does a fantastic job of simulating the life of a miner and i cant wait to see how far it will progress

macht echt spaß wenn man buddeln mag

is good

fun game that you have to think and plan you every move

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A good game that itches that scratch. I've always wanted an automation mining game that was this in depth. Vehicle stats can be a bit confusing. I'd thing a front loader with a big bucket would be able to reverse on a simple ramp but it struggles. And yes, I tested this while being overloaded and having a proper load. Just can't wait for higher tier equipment. Edit: After getting a lot more hours into the game I've noticed a few things. The vehicle handling can be quite jank, I'll fill a loader up and it'll struggle with a simple hill. My bore hole digger would be ready to go, hit a wall, dig and then stop. Vehicles bounce around like the ground is made of potholes, I smoothed them out with a roller but that took me twenty minutes just to flatten some grass for a road I couldn't see. I finally got the mass excavators and the wow factor dies fast, I got a decent set up for a computer but darn the lag. One move too fast and it feels like your excavator is gonna bug out and get catapulted into the sky. Furthermore the gap between high and low level is rather agonizing. I get it's a mining game and it can only get so complicated but I feel there should be some filler in mid tier, even if the progression is useless. I'll add on that progression is agonizing, I learned about the oil trick that could mass up levels but I didn't want to do that. So I went twenty ish levels using the same equipment and tried to get more vehicles, but even the few new ones I did get were lackluster. A slightly bigger loader with .1 ounces extra ore. Then I dipped into oil, and that just turned into a waiting game. Not once did I have money problems. By level 65 I had over 100 million dollars from oil. I built two rig set ups that produced about 50 oil a second, and this struggled to get me to even level 55. Left it on over night to get to level 65. And finally, the nuke is disappointing. Yes, it would probably devour frames, but if I can get a decent sized nuke that doesn't destroy my PC in Minecraft, I think this game with the Unreal Engine can. I'm not asking for a fifty megaton bomb, just something more realistic. The very project the bomb references is Project Plowshare. The US government used various tonnages. The first bomb was only 3.1 kilotons with a depth of 80 feet and a diameter of 170 feet. On the larger end they had one at 104 kilotons. It doesn't have to be flashy, just bigger. With all that out of the way, it is still a solid game. Especially one that came out not that long ago and has a solid active dev team. I think given time this game can grow in interesting ways and I'm excited to see how it turns out.