Ore Factory Squad turns mining into the first step of a broader business. You begin with a small warehouse, acquire properties, excavate resources and process them into products for sale. Its procedural undergrounds have no fixed paths, so players carve their own tunnels rather than follow a preset route. Deeper layers hold more valuable resources, making each dig a choice about where to spend effort.
The operation grows through linked systems. Start with a shovel, then unlock stronger tools such as pickaxes, jackhammers and dynamite. In the warehouse, licenses and progression open machines and recipes; conveyor belts connect production, while pallets, forklifts and warehouse robots help move stock. Contracts add specific product and quantity requirements, with deliveries loaded onto trucks. Property types range from backyards to quarries, each with randomized resource distribution and profit potential.
The game supports solo play as well as online co-op for up to four players. Its defining loop is not mining in isolation, but turning a changing supply of ore into an expanding, organized business.
