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The brothers who work in the gold mine, are after golds and diamonds by putting their heads together. It is not going to be easy to pick up these minerals as they thought so. They have to use such tools like boosters and dynamites by buying from the store to use them to protect themselves from such traps and dangerous things. They have to reach several number of targets to let the mines open. So, let’s put the heads together with our friends and run these mines which consist of 36 game levels.

Learn How to Play Gold Miner Bros

Player 1:
Throw anchor: “S”
Throw dynamite: “W”

Player 2:
Throw anchor: “DOWN ARROW KEY”
Throw dynamic: “UP ARROW KEY”

Does this game cater to any particular gender?

The game targets the Male audience.

What age categories are most appropriate for playing this game?

Players in the age group Teens will find this game appropriate.

In what category can this game be found?

This game falls under the Battle type.

What kind of game development environment was employed to create this game?

The development of this game used the Construct 2 engine/framework.

Who worked on the design and development of this game?

The game development company that produced this game is RHM Interactive.

What are the notable tags for this game?

The main categories or tags applied to this game are 2players, co-op, gold, mining, multiplayer.

Is the game designed for use on smartphones and tablets?

Yes, Gold Miner Bros can be played seamlessly on mobile devices.

Are there any elements of abuse or mistreatment in the game?

Yes, there are scenes of cruelty in Gold Miner Bros's gameplay.

Are there any blood effects in the game?

Yes, Gold Miner Bros depicts bloodshed.

Is this game good for children to play?

No, Gold Miner Bros would not be appropriate for children to engage with.