Emerald Mine

Emerald Mine is a series of computer games for Amiga and C64.

Emerald Mine

In Emerald Mine, the player must collect a minimum number of gems in a maze and reach the gate then opened. Gems, stones and drops are subjected to a vertical gravity. Furthermore, there are elements that direct the player's movement, such as different wall types and several types enemies, including spielerverfolgende. In terms of other elements of the dynamite is still worth noting that the player can bring to any space explosion, and the doors of their passing, he must collect the appropriate key before. It is thus an extended Boulder Dash clone. The release of a level will unlock the next level, and there is a separate highscores for each level. In two player mode, both players play the same maze neckline, and every 4 levels, there is a two-player level that is designed specifically for players cooperation. The game consists of 80 levels Einspieler, of which 60 are also used in two-player mode, and from 20 levels especially for the two-player mode.

Emerald Mine 2

Published in 1988 Kingsoft Emerald Mine 2 with 100 new levels. Attached was a level editor, the creation of several thousand levels nudged in sequence by players.

Emerald Mine 3 Professional

1990 published Kingsoft a selection of jobs created by player level.

Emerald Mines CD

1994 Almathera published a collection of 14,160 levels (177 to each of 80 ) on CD. Since on the Amiga CD32 was available in the basic configuration hardly non-volatile memory and therefore the game progress could not be saved, the game mode has been changed, that every eighth level a collection was selected.

Others

Emerald Mine was known on the Amiga because it was the first versatile maze collecting game there, and because of its then excellent graphics. It is founded the Emerald Mine Club in Holland ( which now no longer exists), who performed also extensions of Emerald Mine. Furthermore integrates the freeware game Water Jars the Emerald Mine levels in its games and also provides an extra engine for the correct as possible emulation ready.