About Lunamine

A collection you build by playing

Lunamine is an independently developed entertainment game by Sergio Tirado, combining a location-based map with lunar materials and short skill challenges.

Why the map and mines belong together

The map gives your collection a place. Each purchased square reveals a material and opens a mine. The challenges give you a way to earn more game coins: remember cards, collect gold, cross moving hazards or complete a platform course. You can focus on your collection or play the standalone games before buying land.

The visual world combines a rabbit explorer, trees, rocks and lunar themes. These are game scenery placed over geographic map tiles. A square on the map is not a deed, a mineral claim or permission to visit someone’s property.

What is available now

The browser game includes nearby parcel purchases with virtual coins, a shared ownership registry, My Plots, Mine Adventure, standalone games, a Top 7 ranking, free boosts and language and sound settings. The main game offers English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. These reference pages include English and Spanish guidance.

What remains limited

Gameplay saves are primarily tied to your browser and device. The ranking is based on device identities and reported plot counts, so it should not be treated as a verified competition. The game is being developed and rules may change. We publish explanations of current mechanics in the player handbook and materials guide.

Real advertisements are not yet available. Virtual coins and rent are gameplay values, and cash rewards and withdrawals remain disabled. The existence of a separate withdrawal-details page does not activate payouts or convert old progress into money. There are no active paid coin packs in the browser shop.

Feedback and transparency

Settings includes Send Feedback to prepare a message for an app you choose. It is a sharing action, not a monitored ticketing system. The help page explains what information makes a bug report useful. Read the Privacy Policy for local storage, public plot records and third-party services, and the Terms for game rules.