miner conquest game
v1.0
Miner Conquest Game is a strategy game of mining and exploration, cultivation and development. In the game, the player plays the role of a miner and has to dig for mineral deposits in inland mountains, recruit miners, build cities, organize armies, compete with other players to achieve the goal of mining monopoly and national conquest. The focus of the game is to mine mineral deposits and build cities. .
1. Obtain various resources by digging mines, processing ores, building factories, etc., and operate and develop them in the city;
2. The size of the city and the number of buildings depend on the player’s resources and abilities;
3. Make rational use of resources, continuously improve the level of science and technology, and develop the city. At the same time, we must also pay attention to maintaining the stability and security of the city.
1. In the later stage of the game, players need to establish military forces to ensure their national security;
2. Players need to continuously develop new weapons and equipment, improve military strength, and form armies for attack and defense;
3. In the game, players can PK with other players to achieve the goals of mining monopoly and national conquest.
1. There are a variety of characters that can be cultivated, and players can conduct research on agriculture, industry and military technology;
2. Recruit miners, soldiers, engineers and other characters and develop their abilities;
3. In terms of miners, army and city construction, each character has unique skills and characteristics, and players need to allocate tasks and resources according to the situation.
1. The graphics of the game are very exquisite, and the designs of scenes and characters are very realistic;
2. Especially in terms of mining and city construction, the animation effects are very smooth, reflecting the high-quality visual effects of the game;
3. The game is also equipped with intelligent music, allowing players to fully enjoy the fun of excavation and construction in the game.
