The last and final mode is dragon endurance this mode you can unlock by killing the undead dragon in endurance mode. You would have to put the redeem code in on CastleMiner Z on creative it is the same as survival but you can make as much of anything as you want as long as you have the resources. Creative is unlocked if you purchase CastleMiner. On endurance, it is the same as with survival, but if you die your world totally restarts unless you are online with other people then you just respawn back at the start. The other mode you start off with is endurance. On survival, you can keep on going even if you die (you respawn back to the start). A player can have survival mode, which is what you start off with anyway. There are four modes that a player can get. On normal, the damage is higher and dragons can destroy the structures that you build.

On easy, dragons cannot destroy the structures you make and mobs do less damage to you.

No mobs explains itself: there is nothing trying to attack you. On CastleMiner Z, you can change the difficulty to no mobs, easy or normal. In fact, the game is so easy you will have the controls learnt within 5 minutes of playing the game. This game is good because you do not need any help with an instructions manual. The sound effects of the game seem real enough especially with the sound effects of the dragons. Unfortunately there is no way you can go split screen on CastleMiner Z this is quite disappointing considering the game is a good one too. The online game is good because the host is able to kick or ban the other players if he wishes. If you had the time, you could build a city across the whole map if you wanted (not advised). The game is for 1-12 players online and it can be as long as you make it. You can buy the game on the Xbox store for 80 Microsoft points. ‘ In this game there is an extra enemy… D ragons !’ Review of CastleMiner Z by Young Critic Kieran FieldĬastleMiner Z is an Xbox 360 game, created by DigitalDNA Games.

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