One More Rock! is Puff Fugu’s new mining fantasy game . Players are transported to a middle ages themed atmosphere in its Game Trailers Announcement trailer, where you play as a Dwarf who mines. In epic dwarf fashion the dwarf rides a digger and crashes through a pufferfish mine, gaining a huge amount of puffer fish, carrots and one more item. More than one could imagine, before turning back to his regular dwarf form, and walking with a pickaxe.
The dwarf ends up in a sparse and rather dark area of the mine, where he hits a rock multiple times to gain its loot, each hit shows how far the rock is till it gives away, allowing you to measure your effort. After that he uses a transportation portal to get back to his home, where his tools and work materials are waiting for him. He walks right up to a cart and instantly all the material the rocks gave him fill it, the cart also has the rate of conversion, eg. “10” of the material make up “1” bar, which help in estimate how many bars the player gets.
After filling the cart, the giant fireplace next to it, spits out a huge pile of the bars. The dwarf takes them to a metal table, with a scroll of a sword on it, and instantly the bars slowly disappear and mini swords appear coming out of a bucket and anvil combo, into the dwarf’s awaiting arms. After this rather easy and stress free architectural mode, the dwarf simply takes the swords to a table and other dwarves, with backpacks, come and buy them. Each sale gives a good amount of money. The screen opens up and now we see new helper dwarves manning the fireplace creating bars and another making the swords. There’s even a new magical floating section in the shop aided by a wizard. Afterwards, a huge sprawling and connecting system shows new gadgets and more, promising a lot of adventure. Then in the dwarf’s time, he gets on the mining contraption(digger) and mines ahead, gaining a massive amount of stuff. There’s even a “LUCKY 67” draw to play, and winning the roll drops a huge wealth of items as well. Then a split screen showing three different landscapes. One More Rock! Is Steam bound, and there’s a demo to tinker with.