Tile Miner is a top down sandbox adventure game. Here are some things you will be able to do: Survive – Find food and shelter before nightfall in order to stay alive. Landscape - Almost all tiles in Tile Miner are breakable and placeable. Create the top down adventure that you want by doing your own landscaping. Build – Create your own house and furnish it the way that you want. Farm – Till the soil and cultivate many different varieties of crops. Mine – Explore the mountains and caves to find the best ores Explore – Explore the many different biomes in search of new enemies and treasures. Craft – Craft the best tools weapons and armor available Alchemy – Use a cauldron to create potions with different effects.
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Thank you so much to everyone who voted! We were greenlit on Thursday night. Within the next week we will start the process of getting the game up on Steam. We are VERY excited about this! To celebrate we thought it would be beneficial to share what we’ve been working on. We had a release plan that we put on hold because we decided to add two major changes to the game. Here they are:
- Graphics Overhaul - For those of you that don’t know, almost every single piece of art in Tile Miner is open source artwork from this competition: "http://lpc.opengameart.org/static/lpc-style-guide/assets.html”. This was a limitation from the beginning. We did the best with what we had. Many of you have suggested to move away from open source graphics. We think this game could look a lot better than it does. We have already begun a complete overhaul of the graphics. We are currently looking for quality pixel artists who can work within a certain style of pixel art. Send your portfolio to chris@tileminer.org if you’re interested! This will take a good deal of time but it will be worth it in the end!
- Multiplayer - This is by far the #1 request we’ve received. From the start we knew we wanted to have multiplayer but knew it would be a large undertaking. Currently all updates to the game will be placed on hold until we can make everything we have work with a multiplayer system. We’ve been hard at work on this for almost a month now. I can’t give any estimates as to how long this will take but keep in mind it’s a massive undertaking for just two programmers.
Again I want to say thanks to everyone who’s voted. We are very committed to getting this game out of version 0.15 and all the way up to version 1.0 and beyond.
Alpha Version 0.15 is released!
News 2 commentsVersion 0.15 of TileMiner has been released. The release is primarily the addition of housing.
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Would you be interested in talking about your game on twitch? Friday is the last day of our kickstarter and we are talking with indie devs, playing each others games etc.
Those Sprites are from opengameart.com... (search for farming in 2D art)
And the Sounds sound like from Stardew Valley...
I know how much work it is to create a game especially with such a progress and i have to say it looks really nice so far and for sure you've invested a lot of time but I think it's kind of rude to want money for a game where the graphics are mostly form a opensource tileset!
Those sprites... they reminds me Idle Farmer. i like those sprites.
Lovely.I can see myself playing this for a loooong time:D.Tracking?I already hit that button three times^^
one question this game must buy ??? i see this game is very nice good luck
Yes. I have not determined the price yet but it will be a game you need to purchase to play:)
Hey man, the game sounds pretty cool so far. The art looks great too. Keep it up :)
May i ask you what language you are using? :)
Looks nice so far!
Of course you can! I'm using Java. Thanks!:)