Out of Ore

Out of Ore is a heavy equipment simulator. The player controls machines that mine ore, move earth and dig pits. Construction involves repairing buildings and laying tracks. Excavators and dump trucks differ in control and power. The northern base becomes the center of all operations. Equipment arrives at the base as it advances. In the north, the base serves as a stronghold for the entire shift. In the story, the hero goes to the north of the country, to a small base of the company Company Mining Corp.. There is enough work: roads, bridges and tunnels are waiting their turn. Each car listens differently, and skill comes with experience. Orders come from the company and private customers. Trucks and cranes will help in difficult areas. Repairs and refueling are part of daily routine. Tasks are given by both the company and local residents. The equipment requires refueling and maintenance. The tasks require precision and patience, and mistakes are immediately visible. The terrain is harsh, and equipment breaks under the stress. The map opens as roads are laid. The base is expanding with new hangars and warehouses. The work includes digging, hauling and construction. Roads are laid along specified routes. The equipment is serviced at the base and is part of the day. The vehicle fleet is growing along with the number of orders. The proceeds go towards new cars and base improvements. Weather and soil affect the operation of equipment. Cars ask for fuel and regular repairs. The northern lands require patience and experience. Roads are laid along planned routes. For those who like to tinker with technology, this game is suitable.