Coal mining excavator simulation mobile version latest version

The Coal Mining Excavator Simulation Game is a very interesting and fun mining simulation game. You will become a coal shearer and master a super large coal shearer. You can make money by digging, transporting and processing coal, while also facing challenges. For various challenges and dangers, the real coal mining process is restored, including opening up mines, laying out conveyor belts, driving shearers, transporting coal, etc.

Game features

1. You will truly understand the hard work and fatigue of coal miners and understand the process of coal mining;

2. Various tasks need to be completed, such as digging a certain amount of coal, clearing obstacles, etc.;

3. You can get certain rewards by completing tasks, and you can use these rewards to upgrade shearers, lay out conveyor belts, and even rebuild the entire mine.

Game review

1. A large number of mining areas are provided, and players can obtain coal of different specifications and types through coal mining;

2. Such creative gameplay allows players to freely explore the mining process and optional areas;

3. There is not only a single-player mode, but also a multiplayer online mode. You can negotiate and cooperate with other players to jointly build a perfect coal mining team.

Game Highlights

1. The multiplayer mode will also be a good test of people and strategy and resource scheduling capabilities;

2. The shearers and conveyor belts in the game are very similar to the actual situation and have realistic physical properties;

3. The game scene is also very realistic, and players can experience the coal mining process more intuitively.

Editor's comments

1. Provides the function of freely modifying the shearer, allowing players to modify the shearer according to their own needs and preferences;

2. For example, enhancing the gripping force of the robotic arm, increasing the tonnage, etc., make the shearer more suitable for different scenarios and tasks;

3. It can not only be transported by conveyor belts, but also transported out of the mining area by a variety of transportation means, including trucks, cargo ships and trains.