Hammerting

Hammerting is a strategy game with features of a colonial simulator. The player controls a dwarf mine in the Mara Mountains. Dwarves are divided by craft. Trade brings gold. Updates added buildings. Danger comes from the depths. The game was updated in chains. Miners dig according to orders. The ending is connected to the heart of the mountain. Management is carried out from above, but workers act on their own. Workers are divided by profession and extract ore. The ore is processed. Furnaces and forges require fuel. Dwarves' experience increases with work. Achievements are related to loot. Torchlight illuminates the halls. The atmosphere is underground. Achievements mark crafts. The gnomes are digging shafts deep into the mountain until they have enough fasteners. Dwarves are famous for their stubbornness and craving for metals. The miners wear their own picks and picks. Underground halls are being built and fortified. Elevators connect the shaft levels. Workers get tired and rest. The mine is divided into levels. Buildings require stone. The plot leads to the heart of the mountain. Orders require resources. Orders come from human cities and require rare alloys. The deep halls are illuminated by tallow lamps. Danger comes from the depths. Goods are sold and exchanged. Defense is required from the deep creatures. The map opens as you dig. Orders come from guilds. Warehouses are filled with goods. Crafts brought updates. Dwarves wear beards and pickaxes. The music is not loud. Groundwater and gas are no less dangerous than the creatures. Guilds pay for rare stones and gems. This game is suitable for anyone who likes to manage a household.