Mining Roguelite MINERALS: Deep Core Mining Sets August 12 Release
The August 12 release date confirms the full version of the chaotic mining roguelite, following a demo that drew energetic updates during Steam Next Fest in June.
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Developer Think and Feel announced on July 30 that MINERALS: Deep Core Mining will launch on Steam for PC on August 12, priced at 980 yen. The roguelite action game features procedurally generated underground spaces, upgrade choices on leveling, and a preparation phase with skill trees. A demo ran during Steam Next Fest in June.
Think and Feel set the Steam release for MINERALS: Deep Core Mining on August 12, priced at 980 yen. The game is an underground mining action roguelite where each dig generates new spaces and players pick upgrades on leveling, from faster mining to drones that automate collection or dynamite for area destruction.
The loop splits between mining runs and a preparation phase, where resources unlock skill trees that expand upgrade variety and performance. A special ore, Fine Minerals, grants permanent ability boosts, with 100 types planned. The game was announced June 3, and a demo ran during Steam Next Fest from June 13 to 20, during which the developer made energetic updates to leveling and presentation.
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