Idle Deepcore is an incremental mining game where you dig ever deeper, smelt ore into ingots, upgrade your pickaxe and machines, and grow several mines in parallel to build a vast underground industry.
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發行日期2026年4月14日5 個月前發行
開發人員Bluehood Games發行商Bluehood Games類型獨立模擬
37成就—DLC4527930
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最低配備建議配備作業系統Windows 10—處理器Intel Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz ; Shader Model 5—顯示卡NVIDIA GForce GTX 1050—儲存空間400 MB available space—
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Dig deeper. Smelt more. Expand the network. The mine must grow.
Idle Deepcore is an incremental mining game where every block you break brings you closer to an underground industrial empire. Start with your mouse. End up leading a network of automated mines plunging into the depths.
From a pickaxe to an empire
Break your first blocks by hand. Extract raw ore. Smelt it into ingots. Reinvest. Then start again, bigger, deeper, faster.
What begins as a simple excavation becomes a network of mines running in parallel, while you are already planning the next one.
Conquer the world map
Claim new mining zones, each with its own terrain and potential. Manage multiple mines in parallel. Decide where to invest for the best long-term return.
The cycle: mine, smelt, upgrade, repeat
Ore alone is not enough. Turn your raw materials into valuable ingots at the smeltery. Unlock upgrades, buy more powerful furnaces, develop advanced mining technologies.
Every layer of progression feeds the next.
Features
- Incremental gameplay focused on depth and expansion
- Manual mining and automated production
- Multiple mines in parallel, managed in real time
- Claimable mining zones on a world map
- Smelting system to turn ore into ingots
- Upgrade tree for machines and technologies
- Pickaxe upgrades for faster extraction
- Long-term progression through ever deeper layers
How far will you go?