INCREMINER

START WITH A PICKAXE. END WITH AN INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE.

IncreMiner is an incremental dwarf colony simulator about scale. Create your first miners, watch them carve into a vast procedural underground, and invest everything they recover into an upgrade tree that keeps changing what your colony can do.

Your dwarves act on their own. They prospect for valuable ore, cut tunnels, haul full packs home, fight cave creatures, and adapt their work to the priorities you set. You decide where the colony's resources go and how quickly a tiny mining camp becomes something completely unreasonable.

DIG DEEPER. GROW FASTER.

Every layer brings tougher rock and rarer materials. Turn dirt, stone, coal, copper, iron, gold, and crystal into faster workers, larger populations, greater carrying capacity, smarter prospecting, automated production, and entirely new mining systems.

Grow from a handful of dwarves into a massive autonomous workforce.

Immense pixel-simulated world.

Manage resource priorities, minimum reserves, trading, and automation.

Follow a multiple-branching upgrade tree.

EVOLVE BEYOND HAND TOOLS.

Progression does not stop at a better pickaxe. Equip your miners with drills, explosives, mining guns, rifles, lasers, and enormous prismatic beams. Extend their range, firing speed, ammunition, blast radius, destructive power, and ricochet count until one shot can tear across a cavern and chain through whole veins of ore. Then get vehicles, trading market, and player comando skills.

WATCH THE WHOLE MACHINE WORK.

Follow one miner at close range or zoom out until the colony becomes a living map of tunnels, convoys, explosions, and beams. IncreMiner is built to preserve that sense of escalating scale: detailed pixel art up close, optimized overview rendering from afar, and increasingly outrageous technology as the numbers grow.

Build the colony. Break the mountain. Keep going.

A SMALL EXTRA

The game includes a widget mode, where you can make the game become a full idler game that runs in the corner of your screen while you work in something else.