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Terminal Block Mining Simulation Game v0.0.4 Released

2024-08-07 - By Robert Elder

     I am pleased to announce the release of Terminal Block Mining Simulation Game v0.0.4. This is the first version of the game that I consider to be 'actually playable' on most systems. This most recent release fixes a number of UI bugs and performance issues. For install instructions consult the README in the git repo.

     As exciting as this new release is, the game still isn't very good, which is why I've decided to launch my second kickstarter campaign to raise additional funds to finance the creation of a 'help menu' that will explain the nearly incomprehensible user interface of the game:

Block Mining Simulator Kickstarter

     If you find this game idea as exciting as many others do, you can even make a pledge that will allow you to have a custom block type added to the game, just for you!

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