Progression is very slow and can be heavily impeded by not buying/expanding to the proper land (which isn't ever explicitly explained), but even once you have opened all the necessary mines to get the full spread of the resources, progress is still very slow and eventually gets to a monotonous crawl where you're slowly buying upgrades and land while occasionally unlocking a skill. Didn't get to the full end game since it was just more of all the same, but can't really recommend it with the bland progression there is now.
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Idle Deepcore
by Bluehood Games
Rating
85%
Price
$5.99
Average Players
144
Reviews
98
Released
Apr 14, 2026
Clicker
Idler
Indie
Simulation
Media
About This Game
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.
What players are saying
▼ Not Recommended
1 hrs on record
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▲ Recommended
3 hrs on record
Pretty fun idler/clicker game. I liked the prestige option, and the ability to add mines, and machines. Fun game and definitely worth the price when compared to other clicker/incremental games.
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▲ Recommended
7 hrs on record
Great little idle game. Just wish there was a Discord for it to mention bugs easier and to speak to others.
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