Dwarf Eats Mountain
Send hungry dwarves and their war machines to devour mountains for gold.
What is Dwarf Eats Mountain?
Why Dwarf Eats Mountain is on Unfound
4.68 from 284 ratings on itch.io, the strongest rating signal in this batch, plus a top post of the past year on r/WebGames.
✓ Passes the Unfound barRated 4.68 out of 5 by 284 players on itch.ioWhat's the bar?
What players say
Highlights
- Physics piles of gold and treasure
- A wide cast of dwarves and machines to combine
- Prestige upgrades and artifacts for replay
Keep in mind
- The browser build is a demo; the full game is paid on Steam
- Can slow down late game in the browser, and it pauses when its tab loses focus
About Dwarf Eats Mountain
You place buildings and dwarves with different strengths, from dynamite throwers and ballistas to flamers, gyrocopters and bulldozers, and watch physics-driven treasure pile up as the mountain crumbles. Upgrades, active rituals, collectable artifacts and prestige upgrades push each run further.
It's a numbers-go-up game with a satisfying physical feel, aimed at idle and incremental fans who want a little strategy in how they build. The developer notes the desktop build runs better than the browser one once the late game gets busy.
Who is Dwarf Eats Mountain for?
- Fans of Cookie Clicker who enjoyed numbers that climb, upgrades that compound and progress while you're away.
Dwarf Eats Mountain FAQ
Is Dwarf Eats Mountain free?
The browser demo is free, and the demo download on itch.io is name-your-own-price. The full game is sold on Steam.
Does Dwarf Eats Mountain keep running in a background tab?
No. The developer says the web build pauses when its tab loses focus; the desktop version doesn't.
How long does a session last?
itch.io lists the average session as a few hours.
