The Mine
Released Aug 2018
You find yourself lost in a mine, the only objective is to find a way out. But something lurks in the shadows, following. Hunting you. Good luck. It's simply a game of cat and mouse. You can run and hide, but your ultimate goal is to find the key and escape the mine. While avoiding the monsters.
73% positive · 133 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
The Mine is a free-to-play indie game that released on August 8, 2018. The store description explicitly states it was a final project for a game design school program, published to gather feedback. There have been no developer news posts, no DLC, no roadmaps, and no announcements of any future content. The game launched as a self-contained, finished student project with no post-launch update activity of any kind. It is complete as shipped.
Evidence
Developer states the game was a final project for a game design school program, released to gather feedback — indicating a one-time, finished release with no ongoing development planned.
No developer news posts of any kind have been made since the game's release in August 2018.
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Details
Developer
Publisher
M.I.M
Achievements
1
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
You find yourself lost in a mine, the only objective is to find a way out. But something lurks in the shadows, following. Hunting you. Good luck.
It's simply a game of cat and mouse. You can run and hide, but your ultimate goal is to find the key and escape the mine. While avoiding the monsters.
This project was a final for a game design program at a school, we are pushing it for feedback.
It's simply a game of cat and mouse. You can run and hide, but your ultimate goal is to find the key and escape the mine. While avoiding the monsters.
This project was a final for a game design program at a school, we are pushing it for feedback.
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Last evaluated Jun 20, 2026
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