Idle Miner Tycoon - Mining tycoon simulator

Welcome, miners! 

Have you ever dreamt of striking gold without breaking a sweat? Well, look no further because in Idle Miner Tycoon, we've got all the thrill of mining and none of the back-breaking labor. Dive deep into the world of precious metals and gems as we manage our own mining empire with just a tap on our screens. From digging up coal to unearthing diamonds, challenge yourself to see just how rich we can get while kicking back and watching the cash flow in. So grab your hard hat and get ready to become the ultimate tycoon in this idle game that's anything but boring!

Do you have what it takes to be a gold mining tycoon? Idle Miner Tycoon challenges you to build your empire, automate your mine, hire managers, level up, and get filthy rich! Prepare to become the ultimate idle hero millionaire in this epic journey to strike it rich in gold mining.

Are you tired of mindless tapping games that leave your fingers sore but your pockets empty? Step into the shoes of a savvy mine manager capitalist in this one-of-a-kind simulation where strategic investments, automated workflows, and shrewd business decisions are the keys to success. Say goodbye to endless clicking and hello to a world of opportunity!

In Idle Miner Tycoon, your goal is clear: amass wealth by collecting resources like coal, gold, and jade, all while optimizing your miners’ efficiency and expanding your mining empire. With over 20 mines to manage and more than 15 resources to cash in on, can you rise through the ranks to become the richest factory manager tycoon?

Forget about typical money games with no real challenge or depth. This simulator offers a unique blend of mining management and money-making that will keep you hooked for hours on end. Explore the thrilling adventure of digging deep for gold, upgrading your facilities, and ultimately becoming a true gold miner extraordinaire.

Don't be fooled by its simple premise—Idle Miner Tycoon is anything but your run-of-the-mill clicker game. Experience the satisfaction of watching your idle cash income soar, even when you're offline. What sets this game apart is the emphasis on strategy, growth, and the thrill of becoming a mining tycoon without breaking a sweat.

The Beginner Miner’s Guide to Idle Miner Tycoon

Parts of the Mine

Firstly, we need to know the parts of the mine we are going to be working on. The mine contains three fundamental parts: the miners, elevators, and warehouse. These three need to be as synchronized as possible to maintain efficiency in profit-making.

Miners

The miners are responsible for mining the earth for resources and depositing them all in a cart. In short, they’re the ones who are doing the dirty work. There are several characteristics of the miner sector that you need to know about:

Total Extraction – the total value of the resources mined per second

Miners – the number of miners actively working

Walking Speed – the speed at which miners carry the mined resources and dump them into the cart

Mining Speed – the speed at which miners mine the earth with their pickaxes

Worker Capacity – the value of the maximum number of resources that can be carried by one miner

The mines can consist of multiple underground layers called shafts. The deeper the shaft is, the more valuable and profitable the resources mined there are. Building new shafts costs a lot of money however and it becomes exponentially more expensive as you dig deeper into the earth. You may also encounter barriers that need to be cleared before building a shaft. This process requires a significant amount of money and also takes a lot of real world time to complete.

Elevators

As mentioned, miners dump their mined resources into a cart. The elevators are the ones responsible for collecting the contents of each cart and bringing them back to the surface where they’ll be temporarily stored. The elevators have several characteristics:

Total Transportation – the value of the total amount of resources that the elevator can transport

Load – the value of the maximum amount of resources that can be carried by elevator

Movement Speed – the speed at which the elevator ascends and descends through the mines

Loading Speed – the speed at which the elevator collects the contents of mine shaft’s cart

As your mine becomes deeper by building more shafts, the elevator should keep up with its collecting capabilities. Otherwise, a situation could arise wherein plenty of resources are dumped into shaft carts, but the elevator is too slow in collecting them. This causes lag within your mining operations and can greatly affect profits.