MineMogul
Last updated: 2025-12-07
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- Unique physics-based automation mechanics
- Highly engaging and relaxing gameplay loop
- Strong early access potential and value
- Early access content and space limitations
- Conveyor and automation frustrations reported
- Occasional performance and physics issues
Emotions
Excitement32%Satisfaction21%Joy19%Frustration13%Disappointment6%
- Reviews
(sample size) - 150
- Helpful reviews
- 61%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 39%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 92%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 8%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 242
- Negative points
- 95
- Gameplay points
- 51
- Perf. points
- 11
- Rec. points
- 36
- Misc points
- 24
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Unique physics-based mechanics
| The game's physics system, which simulates the movement and interaction of resources on conveyors, is a standout feature. Players appreciate the depth and challenge it adds to automation and logistics, setting it apart from other games in the genre like *Factorio* or *Satisfactory*. This feature is both highly specific and frequently praised. | 97% |
Highly engaging and fun gameplay
| Players consistently describe the game as fun, engaging, and addictive, often losing track of time due to its enjoyable mechanics. The core gameplay loop, particularly the physics-based automation and mining, is frequently highlighted as a major strength. This feedback is based on a large volume of reviews, indicating broad appeal. | 86% |
Strong early access potential
| Players express optimism about the game's future, citing the developer's active updates, clear roadmap, and frequent patches. The improvements from the demo to the full release and the promise of future content are noted as reasons for excitement. This reflects confidence in the game's long-term development. | 82% |
Accessible and relaxing gameplay
| The game is praised for its simplicity, lack of punishing mechanics (e.g., no hostile creatures or resource limitations), and relaxing pace. This makes it appealing to both newcomers to the genre and players with ADHD/OCD who appreciate the low-stress experience. The feedback is specific and constructive. | 73% |
Excellent performance and compatibility
| The game runs smoothly on a variety of hardware, including low-end PCs and the Steam Deck. Players highlight the lack of bugs, stable FPS, and compatibility with Linux/Proton. This broadens the game's accessibility and reduces technical barriers for players. | 73% |
Fair pricing and value
| Players feel the game offers good value for its price, citing the enjoyment derived from both the demo and full release. The feedback is consistent but less detailed than other points, so it is assigned a slightly lower importance score. | 66% |
Effective progression and tutorials
| Quests and early-game guidance are well-received for reducing overwhelm and introducing mechanics effectively. Players appreciate the sense of progression through upgrades and the satisfaction of optimizing and rebuilding factories. This feedback is specific and tied to core gameplay experiences. | 28% |
Clear developer communication
| Players appreciate the developer's transparency, including in-game descriptions, roadmaps, and advance notice of upcoming features like key binds. This feedback is positive but less directly tied to gameplay, so it is assigned a lower importance score. | 19% |
Polished UI and mechanics
| The user interface and placement mechanics are described as smooth, clean, and user-friendly. Players appreciate the simplicity and effectiveness of these systems, which contribute to the overall positive experience. This feedback is specific but less frequent than other points. | 6% |