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Multiverse Miner

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 Clicker

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:

 Abandoned
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Multiverse Miner is a unique game; it's part sim, part incremental, part rpg. The object of the game is to mine resources from planets, while defending yourself against hostile enemies; which include players and NPCs. To provide protection, and advance, you must craft items, weapons and armor from recipes which closely mirror their real world counterparts. Fly to the planets, and procedurally created alien planets, conquer or be conquered. The key to progressing is developing a plan to accrue elements, while not leaving yourself or your home planet vulnerable.

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