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Version 1.12.8 · 2025-05-17
1. Added a hero upgrade tutorial 2. Added battle rating
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The store currently lists version 1.12.8, updated 2025-05-17.








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“Mining Heroes” is a new style of game that includes Zuma, Card RPG, Puzzle explore, and Monster Battle. It redefines the match 3 RPG. This game is simple to learn, and fun to master!
Collect plenty of Monsters, Dragons, Elf, Dwarfs, knights, and Gods. Use materials to cultivate them. Build a strong team by tasking these roles. Then begin your adventure! Don’t forget to buy some materials in the shop before exploring the next puzzle space. Try to match more Zuma Orbs, then you could cause more damage in battle.
Features:
- Abundant hero race, force, and style.
- Luxuriant skill, AOE
- 3D scrolling Battlefields
- Only play & a single game
- Society friend support. Battle with Supports at the Dungeon.
One day, several giant orbs fell onto Earth, bringing with them minerals and energies unseen on this planet. People called them “the Crystal Star”.…
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1. Added a hero upgrade tutorial 2. Added battle rating
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