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Private Mining Company

Private Mining Company is a tower defense game with permadeath and extraction. Turn up the drills to make more money, but doing so brings more bugs. Extract your surviving soldiers, upgrade your army, and take on harder contracts.

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October 4, 2026
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Windows, macOS, Linux
Developer
Alex Lavoie
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Alex Lavoie
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Far in the future, you work as an independent military contractor for various deep space mining companies. They pay you to protect their outposts while the drills are running. The bugs that live there don't like that very much. Raise your army to defend mining outposts against alien bugs! Turn up the drill power to mine faster.

More ore means more money, but it also brings a lot more bugs. Push too hard and you might not make it out. Spend your ore during the mission on turrets, drones and boosts for your soldiers. Train your soldiers and purchase upgrades across missions. Hire Marines, Engineers, Medics, Heavies and Technicians, each with their own upgrades and abilities.

Take contracts on 3 different planets, each with its own bugs to deal with. Earn rank to unlock new planets and research. Be careful! If killed during a mission, your soldiers will be lost forever.

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