What is it like to upgrade your mining equipment, dig up dinosaur fossils, or manage a museum adventure game? Today, we suggest the action-adventure game "Mining Master - Adventure Game", which was released by MondayOFF with the objectives of mining and upgrading to acquire gems, unearthing numerous dinosaur relics as a helper, and running a diamond museum as a side job. As a senior miner in the game, players excavate ore to gain money, while also collecting mining picks, little assistants, dinosaur fossils, and other items to make their mining life more interesting.

The characters in "Mining Master - Adventure Game" are based on the traditional matchmaker shape, the auxiliary miners are relatively petite, the audience who has come to enjoy the exhibition will patiently appreciate the various diamonds, and the managers of different departments are dressed in corresponding costumes. The game begins with an oblique 45-degree God's perspective. The diamonds at the exhibition area are presented in a detailed manner and come in a variety of shapes, including round, hexagonal, heart-shaped, and trapezoidal ones. It's interesting to note that the custom mining choices and work caps, which can improve a player's abilities, also have unique qualities.

As an action adventure game with a mining theme, "Mining Master - Adventure Game" might use some improvement in terms of gameplay integration. The detail design is rather new, the art performance is fairly generic, and the operation experience could use some work. Players can still profit even if they are periodically sluggish by combining the display of fossil gains with the gathering of minerals. Amazingly, this novel and creative method of putting the ore in the shape of a heart and waiting for players to dig it is pretty intriguing. There is still space for development in the Matchmaker characters' color mapping as well as the richness of the equipment and the level of detail in the props.

Please do not easily miss "Mining Master - Adventure Game" if you enjoy playing mining games, excavating up dinosaur fossils, or managing museum simulations.