Diamond Mine
Diamond Mine
The official app & game
Distributed by UptoPlay
SCREENSHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game Diamond Mine.
Get as many diamonds and escape from the mine.
Beware of the rocks, move them strategically and carefully, so they don't crush on you! Spiders will make this task even more difficult.
There are many different objects.
Get the diamonds, emeralds and rubies, and blast your way with bombs and dynamite.
Customize the controls to play in the easiest way for you. You can also connect a keyboard or a gamepad to play more comfortably.
You have 126 different levels, but if you want more, also provided a powerful level editor.
Unleash your imagination with the endless possibilities offered by the editor, and do not stop playing!
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Diamond Mine.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Nook Games
Genre: Arcade
App version: Varies with device
App size: Varies with device
Recent changes: 2.3.1
• Now you can connect a gamepad to play with it and customize your controls
2.3
• Save your progress on Google Play. Connect your account and you can track your progress on all your devices.
• Performance improvements
2.2
• The time machine is already here !!
• 18 new levels
• Performance improvements
2.0
• 18 new levels with new elements
• More control options
• Compatible with keyboard
• New menu interface
Comments:
Cool but hard to navigate. This is a spin off of my beloved Emerald Mine from the Commodore Amiga computer system in the late 80s. While I commend the developers, the controls are just too difficult and clumsy on a phone to really be able to play this. If connected to a game controller I could see this being much better. Also one other minor complaint is that once you collect all the diamonds, the door/portal doesn't sparkle indicating that you've gathered all items and can pass the level.
The on-screen controls are implemented poorly. When you press an arrow button it sometimes lags, becoming pressed only after a fraction of a second instead of immediately. It's a critical bug for a game where timing may be vital. Also, I'd prefer a virtual thumbstick to virtual arrow buttons
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