Mary's Mining Mania

Mining Adventure Game Review

A developer expands its collection of instant games, adding a new Mining Mania title to the range. Built on the trending crash mechanics, the game invites players to join a young and adventurous gold hunter, who inherited the mine and passion for gold. Now, it’s her turn to continue the legacy, and players are offered to help the lady on her quest to explore the mine in search of precious fossils and riches.

Loading the game takes you deep below the earth's surface, in a goldmine, obviously, where in the center we can see the main character herself, sitting in a cart, ready to descend down the rails for a chance to find gold. As the round begins, the trolley starts going into the deep, but her path is full of different obstacles, like bats, random rockfalls, and rusty old rails. The further she goes, the bigger are possible rewards. In the beginning, the multiplier starts at 1x, and it grows with each second the minecart moves towards the exit, up to a maximum of 1,000x, until it’s no longer able to continue the journey.

The objective here is to anticipate how high the multiplier would grow and cash out on time to secure the winnings. Once the cart is unable to move further, you can no longer cash out. Up to that moment though, you can click on the respective button any time to collect your winnings.

To start playing Mining Mania, players need to select the preferred bet amount and place it for the next round. There’s a 10-second timer between the rounds when you are able to bet, and you can place two separate bets on the same round. Stake levels vary from £1 at the lowest up to £30,000 at the highest, which should appeal to anyone.

You can also set an Auto Bet and use the Auto Cash Out feature to automatically collect winnings when a certain multiplier value is reached. To the right is sitting an interactive 3-tab menu, where you can track your own bets, see others’ placed bets for the round, and check out the 100 biggest wins scored in a day, week, or month. To the right is sitting a live chat, where you can discuss and share your wins with other players.

The outcome of each game round is absolutely random and unbiased, provided by the Provably Fair technology. This allows players to check the fairness of each round manually using any kind of SHA-256 hash generator. Finally, the RTP of the Mining Mania game is solid at 96%, which is considered a standard value.

Review Summary

All up, there’s not actually a ton else to say about Mining Mania. We’ve already seen quite a few similar crash games, and the one from this developer offers pretty much the same experience, aside from the theme being completely different. It’s not a bad game though, but surely lacks some sort of creativity. Anyway, those really into crash mechanics won’t find anything to complain about here, and Mining Mania is definitely bound to be enjoyed by players who appreciate this kind of gameplay.