Mr. Mine

Start Digging in Mr. Mine

In Mr. Mine, you don’t just dig for fun—you dig for fortune. You begin with a small crew and a simple pickaxe, but as you chip away, you’ll find ores, gems, and a few surprises. The more you mine, the more cash you pocket, and that means better tools, faster drills, and a workforce that can keep the operation running while you plan your next move.

If you enjoy building up resources over time, you might also check out Idle Gold Miner or browse our full list of Idle Games for more slow-burn strategy fun.

How It Works

You’ll start by clicking New Game and tapping on the minerals that appear. Sell those at the market to earn your first pile of coins. From there, you can:

• Bring on extra miners so the digging doesn’t stop when you step away.

• Upgrade your drill to reach deeper layers faster.

• Expand your storage so you can carry more before heading back to sell.

Moving around the mine is simple—scroll with your mouse or tap the green buttons on the side. Keep an eye out for new spots like the trade shed, hidden caves, or even a secret underground city. If world exploration appeals to you, give Hex Planet Idle a try.

Going Deeper Pays Off

As you descend, you’ll meet super miners, discover rare merchants, and sometimes run into trouble—gas leaks, cave-ins, the works. That’s why keeping your gear upgraded is more than a luxury; it’s survival.

Golden chests have about a 0.6% drop rate, but if you’re lucky enough to spot an ethereal chest, grab it—it’s five times rarer and loaded with the good stuff.

FAQ

What makes Mr. Mine different from other idle games?

It mixes passive income with active exploration and the thrill of the unknown.

Do I have to keep clicking all the time?

Not once you’ve got miners and upgrades—the game keeps going on its own.

What’s the rarest treasure?

The ethereal chest, hands down.