Town Building: Using the resources you've gathered from the farm and mine you can create all sort of useful structures, tools, and recruit workers. Here money can be used at the end of a run to buy a few additional turns (although you can't buy your way out of a gas explosion). While single gas clouds, one their own, are no more than annoying obstacle taking up space something useful could appear, if 3+ of these gas clouds manage to land adjacent to one another there will be a gas explosion which will immediately terminate your mining session (no sure if you still get to keep what you'd dug up so far in this session or if it is all lost)! Just try to make sure these gas explosions don't happen while you're down there. If you later gather a big enough pile of coal in a single move, a diamond will be dropped into the mine! So while this then sounds a lot like farming, there is another unique twist to mining via the gas explosions! If you gather 8+ pieces of dirt in a single move it will create a gas cloud. Gather a big enough group of rocks and some pieces of coal will show up in the mine. Once you've decided how much food you'll be taking into the mine with you, you'll enter the mine making groups of dirt (lots and lots of dirt), rocks, and iron. To mine you first need to spend some of your current food supplies to enter the mine (the more food you supply, the more turns you can take before having to come back up from mining). Mining: While this uses the same basic mechanics, it plays quite differently. If you have the money to spare this is really helpful as it means you won't have to start from scratch on your next farming session by already have a lot of those higher tiered items still in the field. At the end of 24 turns you'll be given the option to pay 200 coins to preserve the current field for your next farming session.
The tricky part then is trying to arrange things so that, while gathering the base resources, 3 or more matching units of these much rarer items can be strung together, which if in turn are gathered in large enough batches, can lead to even rarer drops (if it takes gathering over 8 wheat to make a carrot, and over 8 carrots to make an apple, how the heck are you going to ever get the needed minimum of 64 units of wheat to make this all happen within a mere 24 turns). clear 8 wheat and a carrot will be dropped into the field).
While grass wheat, chickens, and trees make up the default items, if you manage to make a long enough chain of one of these resources, when refilling the field with pieces, higher tiered items will be added into the mix (i.e. Simple stuff.but it gets trickier than this, of course. During a single turn you simply try to chain a continuous path through one of these resources and, if you chain enough icons of a given item, you'll create a unit of that particular resource for use in the town. You're initially presented with a field of grass, wheat, chickens, and trees. Farming: You have 24 turns to gather all of the resources you can.
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