Village of Love

An old man swings a pickaxe at big colorful stones, digs out diamonds, and heads back to the village to spend them on whatever old men spend diamonds on. It plays it straight as a calm, fairy-tale mining sim rather than a joke about it.

There's no real plot here, just the loop: pick a location, some plain, some with obstacles in the way, break rocks, collect what falls out, then return to the village to cash in your haul. The reward for a good day of mining is spending time with the village women, viewed from a first-person perspective, before you head back out with an empty pickaxe and a full pocket.

The pacing leans on that back-and-forth between labor and payoff rather than any story you're meant to follow. It's a simple exchange, dig, earn, spend, repeated across a handful of locations, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise.