Single-player games like Would you mine?
Below are 9 single-player Steam games similar to Would you mine?, ranked by player overlap. Every pick carries Steam's Single-player category, so multiplayer-only titles or always-online games don't sneak in. imho.run pulls the category data from Steam directly — Single-player here matches what the store labels.
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Ranked picks
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Quintillion Quest
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
A non-linear active incremental game. Press buttons, make numbers go bigger. And even bigger. Will you fail the run or reach a quintillion?
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Nonogueram
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Nonogueram is a nonogram roguelike! Make your way through floors and collect items as you complete more and more nonograms! Defeat the boss at the end each floor to make your way to the next.
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Dynamine
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Would you mine?.
Dynamine is an incremental mining game based on Minesweeper. Dig for ores while avoiding explosives, sell what you found, buy better tools to dig more efficiently, then rinse and repeat!
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Fellwood
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Build a wild fantasy lumber empire that bombards a forest across the valley with axes, ballistas, cannons, and magic. Harvest flying logs, stack absurd upgrades, and automate your way to unstoppable woodcutting power.
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Loop Dungeon - Incremental
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Lead a party of heroes through endless dungeon loops. Gather loot, unlock permanent upgrades, and build powerful synergies as you push deeper into an ever-growing incremental adventure.
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Abyss Forge
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Abyss Forge is a sci-fi match-and-merge roguelike set in deep space. Move tiles, create matches, merge modules, gather fuel, efficiency, research, and other resources, then shape your build through random upgrades as you push your ship deeper into unknown sectors.
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Project Viper
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Project Viper is a point-and-click RPG. The key to mastery is the items you use and how you use them. Find a variety of unique items to exploit your enemies with. Progression is key to finding out who you truly are...
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Ascension: The Infinite Descent
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Indie with Would you mine?.
Descend into the abyss, navigate the dungeon, collect cards for your custom loadout, and fight monsters in turn-based combat. Death is only the beginning—use Rebirth to gain permanent attributes that scale everything you do, and dive back in to try again.
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Snaketris: Rescue 'em all
Single-player alternative to Would you mine? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Indie and Casual with Would you mine?.
Oh no! Someone is capturing all the birds around the world. It's time for you to rescue them! Snaketris is a puzzle mechanics mashup where your main goal is to liberate all the trapped birds. Unlock cages, collect keys, use bombs and items in your way to become an animal hero!