
Peon is an idle mining game that runs in Minecraft instead of behind a menu. You get a plot, a rock face, and a pickaxe. Everything else you build.
You start with nothing automated. You walk up to the wall and you hit it.
Only once you've earned it by hand do you buy an elevator, a warehouse, and your first miner — and watch someone else do the job you were doing. That handover is the whole point of the genre, and it's why the first minute matters more than the tenth hour.
One shared world, one square each, a path between them. No private dimensions, no teleporting to visit — you walk. Your paving, your rock face, and how far your mine has grown are visible to anyone passing by, and that's deliberate: the only cosmetic in the game is the floor of your plot, because it's the only one other people can see.
The server speaks yours. Chat is translated into each player's own language based on their client setting — nothing to configure. /langue opens a flag picker if you'd rather choose.
This is the client mod for the Peon server, not a standalone mod. It replaces the Minecraft main menu with Peon's own, and the game itself lives on the server — installing it alone won't give you a singleplayer idle miner.
Fabric 1.21.1 · Requires Fabric API
Made by Studio Echelon.