TinyMine Idle vs Healer Simulator

I made this game for the quiet minutes. A tiny miner walks, digs, and hauls ore while you watch, and he keeps working after you close the app. You start on the Pebble Path with a stone pick and a small bag. Sell what he digs, buy him better gear, and open the way down. There are eighteen zones, and the last few take real patience to reach. Along the way you'll spot gems on the path, chase mining goals for every ore, and maybe, eventually, run out of mine. I'm digging more. Things I care about, so they're built in: • He mines while you're away, with a cap, so it stays a game and not a chore. • No ads. Ever. • No account, no sign-up, nothing collected. Your save lives on your phone. • Everything in the game can be earned by playing. The few purchases are shortcuts and tips, not walls. This is my first game. I built it alone: the pixel art, the cave sounds, the ore prices I argued with myself about for weeks. If something feels broken or unfair, tell me through the support page and I'll fix it. Thanks for giving the tiny miner a look.

You're the healer. Your party handles the damage. Your one job: make sure nobody dies. Amid a storm of incoming damage, decide who to save first, spend your mana wisely, and read boss patterns to pre-cast shields and heal-over-time. A real-time healing simulation that captures the tension of a raid healer, built for touch. [4 Healers, 4 Playstyles] Paladin: A dual-resource guardian who keeps the tank standing Priest: Reactive single-target healing with the highest raw output Druid: Pre-stacks heal-over-time and covers a wide range of dispels Shaman: Chain and area heals that dominate large raids [Nerve-Racking Triage] Damage and debuffs hit all at once. Read the priorities and decide in the moment. [Resource Management] Overheal and your mana runs dry. Every second is a choice between efficient heals and fast heals. [Predictive Play] Watch the timer bars and boss callouts to brace for the next hit before it lands. [Growth & Collection] Unlock and upgrade skills, gear up with relics and equipment. Progress from 5-player dungeons to 10-player raid endgame. 5 to 8 minutes per run. Easy to pick up, deep to master. Feel what it's really like to heal.