Portal Games Digital brings the popular board game, Imperial Miners, to Android! This digital card game challenges you to build the most efficient mine, strategically placing cards to create a thriving subterranean empire. Already a hit on other platforms, Imperial Miners joins Portal Games Digital's Android library alongside Neuroshima Convoy, Imperial Settlers: Roll & Write, and Tides of Time.
Designed by Tim Armstrong (known for Arcana Rising and Orbis) and illustrated by Hanna Kuik (whose credits include Batman: Everybody Lies and Dune: House Secrets), Imperial Miners offers a unique gameplay experience.
Gameplay Overview:
Players manage an underground excavation, digging deeper to collect Crystals and Carts, earning Victory Points. The clever card-playing system activates effects and triggers cards above, with six factions offering diverse strategic combinations. Ten rounds of play, each introducing a new Event (some beneficial, some challenging), keep the game dynamic. Three randomly selected Progress boards from a set of six add further strategic depth, ensuring high replayability.
Worth the Download?
Imperial Miners is a well-executed digital adaptation of the original board game, offering a compelling engine-building experience. Priced at $4.99 on the Google Play Store, it's a worthwhile purchase for fans of strategy card games. Check it out!
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