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Keep on Mining!

Keep on Mining! is a short incremental mining game.

CasualIdleIncrementalMiningRelaxing

By EagleEye Games, EagleEye Games Norway

Where to play

Android Paid

Google Play

Platforms
Android
Players
Single-player
Internet
Not required
Offline play
Yes
Offline progress
Not confirmed
Age rating
Everyone
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Windows Paid

Steam

Platforms
Windows
Players
Single-player
Internet
Not confirmed
Offline play
Not confirmed
Offline progress
Not confirmed
Features
Cloud saves, Achievements
Released
Jul 30, 2025
Publisher
EagleEye Games
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Listing details & sources

Availability and pricing can vary by region. These are checks of official listings, not gameplay tests.

  • Google Play — Android
    Checked Nov 10, 2026 · Region: US
    Primary structured store record retrieved. Runtime, user-specific purchase eligibility and semantic genre inclusion are not play-tested.
  • Steam — Windows
    Checked Nov 10, 2026 · Region: US
    Primary structured store record retrieved. Runtime, user-specific purchase eligibility and semantic genre inclusion are not play-tested.
  • play.google.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 11, 2026
    Normalized current developer statements and storefront labels; extraction rules and sentence fingerprints retained. No runtime testing.
  • store.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 11, 2026
    Normalized current developer statements and storefront labels; extraction rules and sentence fingerprints retained. No runtime testing.
  • play.google.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 10, 2026
    Structured primary-source fields extracted automatically. Editorial relevance, runtime operation, and descriptive-signal semantics remain separate review tasks.
  • store.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 10, 2026
    Structured primary-source fields extracted automatically. Editorial relevance, runtime operation, and descriptive-signal semantics remain separate review tasks.
  • api.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 10, 2026
    Structured primary-source fields extracted automatically. Editorial relevance, runtime operation, and descriptive-signal semantics remain separate review tasks.