Dwarven Mint

Dwarven Mint

The Minting Well Awaits

9 ratings
5 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 4, 2026
  • July 22, 2026

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Engage in physics-based puzzle solving and factory building to create a dwarven minting empire. Automate production lines, explore a living world, and utilize a prestige system for endless replayability. Enjoy a family-friendly adventure with no ads or tracking.

Physics-based puzzle solving
Incremental factory building
Automated production lines
World map exploration
Prestige system for replayability
Offline play
Multiple game modes
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What's New in Dwarven Mint

1.34

July 22, 2026

Starting levels improved significantly! Some gemstone locations added early!

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In-App Purchases

$6.99

Explorer Pass

Unlock the complete world map.

User reviews

Solid puzzle game

A few adjustments to the educational first few levels and *chefs kiss*. Totally usable offline- no ad garbage. Doesn’t even have the scent of a Chinese man

A ghost, a child, and a third act legacy for the ages

Many people think that Alan Greenspan just simply retired in 2006 after being the head of the federal reserve. What most people don’t know was at that time, he seriously got into game development. With this new step into foreign territory he brought something familiar; his vast knowledge of the Federal Reserve.

He sleeplessly worked to make this game, a game that was so highly influential and powerful that when the demo was shown to his peers it caused Black Monday. People may say he was unfairly criticized for Black Monday, but it’s my contention that he was directly involved but not because of a bad foundation of policy but because of this game and how it reset what everyone though they knew about currency.

You might think that this game wasn’t created by Alan Greenspan and that it was created by ERICH ROBERT LAMONTAGNE… has there ever been a more transparent pseudonym? Remove a few letters and you have RICH ROB MON-E…

It is being released now because he never thought the world was ready for it and I myself believed the game would die with him, until his final moment. He reached towards me and his gnarled fingers (from 20 years of game development that started in his 80s) opened to reveal an outdated Android phone with a badly cracked screen and on it was “Dwarven Mint 1.0” He managed a strained whisper “The world is ready.” As I took the phone from his outreached hand his body hollowed and sunk and slid through the carpet like quicksand. People say Alan Greenspan never had children. If that was true then what am I holding?

As you all know, Mr. Greenspan died at the age of 100 just a few days ago and thus we have been gifted a miracle;

“Dwarven Mint-The Official Game of the Federal Reserve”

It has finally been released to the world, and with that, the world will never be the same.

-Eric Stoltz (actor and personal friend of Alan Greenspan)
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Engaging!

I’m enjoying figuring out how to run the minting well!👍🏻

5 Stars

Addicting can’t get enough Dwarven Mint 2 coming soon
I hope

Valuable Honest fun.

What is not to love? You see bouncing coin and play with complex systems. In an age with brain-rot dopamine-slop style games being churned out like Thneeds from the Once-ler’s factories constantly chopping down truffula trees and preventing the Bar-ba-loots from playing in the shade in their Bar-ba-loot suits, it’s good to see a game that isn’t just mind numbing bright flashes and instant reward for solving the most trivial puzzles. I use to spend hours on in doing color sorting puzzles and they were so easy and required barely any thought, but my dopamine addiction made me want to see those colors get sorted and I wanted my congratulations. I had earned enough coins to buy all the things but I still had to click and get my coins just to see big numbers get bigger. You know the problem with society today is colors; we, as a culture value vibrancy and a wide ranging array of pigments. Our fruit loops are poison because we value vibrancy of our colors food higher than the health of our youth. We pour endless amounts of fertilizer and pesticides on our lawns so that they appear a more lush and beautiful green than our creepy little neighborhoods, who constantly peak out their purple window shades, and peeping through their torquing Venetian blinds in order to peer and leer at how green my grass is. We cannot continue to sleep walk through a world of neon shadows that dance and twist their ways into our subconscious, luring us in state of serenity surrounding by a torrid swirl of rainbow rich colors. And we ALL know who the problem is! It’s our local cable, that’s where it starts! And let me tell you, it goes much deeper than that. The anal cavity of brainwashing our youth with colors goes endlessly deep! In the end, vote blue no matter who. Amen! And Jesus is king!
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FAQ

What is Dwarven Mint?

Dwarven Mint is a game that combines physics-based puzzle solving with incremental factory building. Players build and optimize production lines to mint coins and expand their dwarven empire.

Does Dwarven Mint have ads?

No, Dwarven Mint is advertised as having no ads, no tracking, and no microtransactions, offering an uninterrupted gaming experience.

Can I play Dwarven Mint offline?

Yes, Dwarven Mint can be played offline anytime, making it convenient for gaming without an internet connection.

What kind of puzzles are in Dwarven Mint?

The puzzles involve guiding coins, ore, and nuggets through custom production lines using gravity and bounce physics. They start simple and become increasingly complex, requiring strategic use of various crafting components.

How does the prestige system work in Dwarven Mint?

The prestige system allows players to become the child of a family they helped, inheriting a portion of their previous Great Well diamonds. This enables a fresh start with more resources and different strategic choices, while puzzle progress carries over.

What devices support Dwarven Mint?

Dwarven Mint is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices.

How often is Dwarven Mint updated?

The latest version of Dwarven Mint is 1.34, and it was last updated on July 22, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.

What is the age rating for Dwarven Mint?

Dwarven Mint has an age rating of 4+, making it family-friendly and suitable for players of all ages.