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Drill Down: Mine the Earth by Luis Herskovic is on App Store and Google Play. Active Users (MAU & DAU), Downloads, rankings, keywords, revenue, and rating totals.
Drill Down: Mine the Earth update history & changes
Last change · 27 events since 31 Aug 2026Full timeline ↓💰iOSPrice rise📈iOSEntered the top 100 in 2 charts📈iOSCharting in a new country🆕iOSIts developer released another app: Pixel Miner: Cozy Digging Game📦iOSNow updating weekly🆕AndroidIts developer released another app: Pixel Miner: Cozy Digging Game📦iOSUpdated to version 1.1.2💰iOSPrice drop📈AndroidDropped out of every chart we track💰AndroidPrice drop🆕AndroidFirst spotted by AppInsider🆕iOSFirst spotted by AppInsider
Full timeline · 27 events
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price riseiOS1.99 USD → 3.99 USD · US
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth entered the top 100 in 2 chartsiOSTop Paid · Casual · CA · Top Paid · Simulation · CA
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth charting in a new countryiOSCanada
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth: its developer released another app: Pixel Miner: Cozy Digging GameiOS
- 📦Drill Down: Mine the Earth: now updating weeklyiOS4 updates in 30 days, after a quiet two months
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth: its developer released another app: Pixel Miner: Cozy Digging GameAndroid
- 📦Drill Down: Mine the Earth updated to version 1.1.2iOSThank you for playing Drill Down! New in this version:
- Separate volume sliders for music and sound effects in settings - 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price dropiOS2.99 USD → 1.99 USD · US
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price dropiOS600.00 JPY → 300.00 JPY · JP
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth dropped out of every chart we trackAndroidLast seen 17 Oct
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price dropAndroid2.99 USD → 1.99 USD · US
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth charting in a new countryiOSTaiwan
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth first spotted by AppInsiderAndroidThailand
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price riseiOS150.00 JPY → 600.00 JPY · JP
- 📦Drill Down: Mine the Earth updated to version 1.1.1iOSDrill Downをプレイしていただきありがとうございます！このバージョンの新機能：
- 設定で音楽と効果音の音量を個別に調整できるスライダーを追加しました。 - 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth charting in a new countryiOSUnited States
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price dropiOS500.00 JPY → 150.00 JPY · JP
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth entered the top 100iOSTop Paid · Simulation · FR
- 📦Drill Down: Mine the Earth updated to version 1.1iOSThank you for playing Drill Down! New in this version:
- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when selecting certain languages in settings
- Added a new building that allows for some interesting experimental features
- Balanced several minerals (Thank you for the feedback!)
- Some more optimizations so the game runs smoother on all devices.… more - 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth entered the top 100iOSTop Paid · Casual · FR
- 📈Drill Down: Mine the Earth charting in a new countryiOSFrance
- 💰Drill Down: Mine the Earth: price riseiOS100.00 JPY → 500.00 JPY · JP
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth first spotted by AppInsideriOS#111 in Top Paid · Games · Turkey
- 📦Drill Down: Mine the Earth version 1.0.12iOSThank you for playing Drill Down! New in version 1.0.12:
- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when selecting certain languages in settings
- Added a new building that allows for some interesting experimental features
- Balanced several minerals (Thank you for the feedback!)
- Some more optimizations so the game runs smoother on all devices.… more - 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth: its developer released another app: Enchanted Survival: 파밍 RPGiOS
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth released on Google PlayAndroid
- 🆕Drill Down: Mine the Earth released on the App StoreiOS
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Drill Down: Mine the Earth at a glance
AI summary written from our chart and store data. It can be wrong: check the numbers above.
Idle Mining Realistic Modern short sessions Premium
#mining #exploration #upgrades #offline #story-driven #single-player
App Store
App details
App ID
6804474401
Publisher
Luis Herskovic
Publisher country
Chile
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
4+
Languages
16
NL EN FR DE IT JA KO NB PT RU ZH ES …
Size
163 MB
Also listed in
Simulation, Casual
Google Play
App details
App ID
com.lherskovic.defender
Publisher
LUIS ANDRÉS HERSKOVIC MAIDA
Publisher country
Chile
Content rating
Everyone
Drill Down: Mine the Earth downloads & installs
Both stores, worldwide. Bands are open; exact numbers are free with an account.
| Store | Downloads / day | Lifetime installs |
|---|---|---|
| App Store | – | – |
| Google Play | – | 100+ Measured |
| Total | – | 100+ Confidence |
How this is calculated
App Store: chart positions and rating growth per country, anchored on its own Android downloads; lifetime from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Google Play: the daily change in its exact install count. The total adds every store.
Where it ranks now
Both stores, across every country we track.
| Store | Best rank | Charting in | US Top Free | US Top Grossing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Store | – | 0 of 30 countries | – | – |
| Google Play | – | 0 of 23 countries | – | – |
Full chart lists: App Store · Google Play.
Ratings
Both stores. Store data, measured.
| Store | Rating | Ratings |
|---|---|---|
| App Store | 0.0 ★ | – |
| Google Play | – | – |
| Both stores | – | 0 |
About Drill Down: Mine the Earth
Drill Down is a beautiful portrait mining game where every run takes you a little deeper, until one of them reaches the centre of the earth.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
Drill Down: Mine the Earth App Store
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 5 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperLuis Herskovic
CategoryGames
Price4.99 CAD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.1.2
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
25 Sep 2026Rating
0.0 ★
0 ratings
Measured
Drill Down: Mine the Earth at a glance
AI summary written from our chart and store data. It can be wrong: check the numbers above.
Idle Mining Realistic Modern short sessions Premium
#mining #exploration #upgrades #offline #story-driven #single-player
Drill Down: Mine the Earth on the App Store
App details
App ID
6804474401
Publisher
Luis Herskovic
Publisher country
Chile
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
4+
Languages
16
NL EN FR DE IT JA KO NB PT RU ZH ES …
Size
163 MB
Also listed in
Simulation, Casual
Drill Down: Mine the Earth downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. App Store downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
0.0 ★
0 ratings
Measured
Ratings
0
Measured
About Drill Down: Mine the Earth
Drill Down is a beautiful portrait mining game where every run takes you a little deeper, until one of them reaches the centre of the earth.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
Latest updates
1.1.2
Thank you for playing Drill Down! New in this version:
- Separate volume sliders for music and sound effects in settings
1.1.1
Drill Downをプレイしていただきありがとうございます！このバージョンの新機能：
- 設定で音楽と効果音の音量を個別に調整できるスライダーを追加しました。
1.1
Thank you for playing Drill Down! New in this version:
- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when selecting certain languages in settings
- Added a new building that allows for some interesting experimental features
- Balanced several minerals (Thank you for the feedback!)
- Some more optimizations so the game runs smoother on all devices.
Store changes
What Drill Down: Mine the Earth changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Price rise 
1.99 USD → 3.99 USD
Price drop
2.99 USD → 1.99 USD
Price drop 
600.00 JPY → 300.00 JPY
More from Luis Herskovic
Drill Down: Mine the Earth Android
48 days old
Not in a tracked Google Play top chart right now.
Updated 5 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperLHGaming
CategoryGames › Casual
Price1.99 USD
Released
Installs100+
Rating–
Updated–
Content ratingEveryone
Drill Down: Mine the Earth at a glance
AI summary written from our chart and store data. It can be wrong: check the numbers above.
Idle Mining Realistic Modern short sessions Premium
#mining #upgrades #exploration #offline #single-player #resource-management
Drill Down: Mine the Earth on Google Play
App details
App ID
com.lherskovic.defender
Publisher
LUIS ANDRÉS HERSKOVIC MAIDA
Publisher country
Chile
Content rating
Everyone
Drill Down: Mine the Earth downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Google Play shows an exact lifetime install count; downloads per day are its daily change (measured). When Play hasn't refreshed the count, they come from new ratings and Top Free chart positions. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks on Google Play
Every top 200 chart it appears in across 23 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not in a Google Play top chart right now. | ||
About Drill Down: Mine the Earth
Drill Down is a beautiful portrait mining game where every run takes you a little deeper, until one of them reaches the centre of the earth.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying.
Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres.
Between runs, the surface is where you spend it:
• a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it
• a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out
• a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper
Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it.
There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back.
Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home.
Features:
• one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere
• runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day
• a mine that is never regenerated and never reset
• layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently
• flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps
• minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf
• upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them
• a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back
• a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own
• expeditions to places that are not your mountain
• a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock
• an ending, and a way to reach it
• no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline
Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.
Store changes
What Drill Down: Mine the Earth changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Price drop
2.99 USD → 1.99 USD