Mining and flattening
Officially describedThe official game page confirms a mine-to-flatten loop. Total mountain size, layer rules, and exact block durability remain unverified.
Measure progress →Flatten The Mountain Mechanics Guide
Quick answer: the mining loop, Skill Tree, buried chests, eagle warning, and flattening goal are the current named mechanics, but detailed rules stay unknown until the public evidence improves.
This page keeps the mechanics surface practical: it lists the systems players can safely rely on, then points to the route that owns each unresolved detail.
Named systems
Current mechanics
These are the mechanics the official or checked public sources actually support.
Skill Tree progression
Officially describedThe Skill Tree exists, but current node names, costs, effects, and prerequisites were not verified in public sources.
Compare one upgrade →Reactive mechanics
Partly namedBuried chests and the eagle are named, but the current public surface does not prove their spawn logic, timing, or detailed behavior.
Follow the first-run route →Step-by-step
How to use the current mechanics safely
- 1. Start from the official loop: mine blocks, record cash, and note the slowing bottleneck.
- 2. Use the Skill Tree and cash guides to test one change instead of assuming hidden mechanic values.
- 3. Treat chest and eagle behavior as observed status until a checked source or repeatable test confirms more.
Still unverified
Mechanic details this page will not invent
- Exact block durability, tool strength, and layer progression rules
- Skill Tree node stats, costs, and prerequisites
- Eagle triggers, spawn timing, damage, and reward behavior
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