RacingIs Mining Rail worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy high-speed mine-cart driving through steep tracks and tight curves
- Players who like completing objectives involving speed, accident-free runs and gem collection
- Players looking for a mix of fixed courses and randomly generated tracks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer relaxed driving may find the steep tracks and tight bends demanding.
- Players who dislike having to avoid accidents while collecting gems and completing tasks may hit a wall in the mission progression.
- Players seeking combat-focused gameplay may not find the mine-cart driving and track objectives a match.
Our take on Mining Rail
The bounce point is the tight, steep track handling: pilots must shift the cart’s weight and tilt through bends while driving at high speed. Players who want forgiving steering or routes without accident-free and gem-collection objectives may hit a wall during missions.
What is Mining Rail?
Mining Rail is a roller coaster game centered on downhill mine-cart driving.
Players drive through steep tracks and tight curves, shifting the cart’s weight and tilting through bends. Missions rate pilots by completed tasks, with progress requiring speed, accident-free runs and efficient gem collection. The game includes 110 fixed tracks across 11 worlds, five levels, 1,650 tasks and 30 upgrades. It also generates random tracks. The Ghost Mine has 10 fixed tracks, five levels, 30 tasks and random routes. Its dark sections feature ghosts, giant spiders and vampire bats, and some tracks are especially steep.
How Mining Rail plays
- 01Fixed Track Collection
- The game has 110 set tracks spread across 11 mining worlds.
- 02Random Track Generation
- Generated routes are available alongside the fixed tracks, including in the Ghost Mine.
- 03Mission Progression
- Access to later worlds depends on task completion, speed, avoiding accidents and collecting gems.
- 04Ghost Mine Tracks
- This area includes 10 fixed tracks, five levels and 30 tasks, with dark sections and supernatural creatures.
- 05Cart Upgrades
- Progress includes 30 upgrades.
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Mining Rail: platforms & release
Is Mining Rail worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy high-speed mine-cart driving through steep tracks and tight curves. Skip it if: players who prefer relaxed driving may find the steep tracks and tight bends demanding.
Where can I download Mining Rail?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Mining Rail's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Mining Rail on?
Windows only.




