The bot for Obelisk Miner
It collects balloons, lootbugs and freebies, sets off bombs to your profile and keeps your gem reserve. You watch instead of clicking.
What it takes over
- Balloons and lootbugs – spots and collects them the moment they appear.
- Freebies – checks the shop at an interval you set.
- Bombs – fires them by profile or in your own order, with a minimum gap.
- Safety limits – gem reserve, maximum price for lootbugs, minimum battery stock. Below those it buys nothing.
How it works
The bot reads the screen and clicks – the way you would, only faster and without a break. It does not hook into the game, changes no game data and reads no memory. It is plain image recognition and simulated input.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or 11
- Any Android emulator you like – LDPlayer, BlueStacks, MEmu and others. The bot reads the window and clicks into it, which works the same way with all of them.
- Or a real Android device, or an emulator with ADB access. The bot then runs without needing the screen in front.
- An internet connection at startup. After that it runs for up to three days without one.
Teach it once before you start
The bot ships with no images from the game. It cuts its own templates out of your game on the first start – guided, in a few minutes. That is why it keeps working after game updates.
Choose a license
Already have a license?
Add time to it instead of buying a second key.
One license covers one computer. You can move it three times – right away, no waiting. No account, no email: you get a key, and that key is your access.
Try it first
Seven days free, no payment details. The bot asks for the trial itself on the first start. One per computer.
Common questions
Can I get banned?
Obelisk Miner is a single-player game with no leaderboards. The bot changes nothing about the game, it operates it. Nobody can promise you anything all the same – the provider decides its own rules.
Does it run while I do something else?
Over ADB, yes: the bot talks to the device and does not need the screen. On Windows it pauses as soon as another window comes to the front, and picks up again afterwards.
What happens if the license server goes down?
Nothing. The bot picks up a ticket at startup that is good for three days, and works on without a connection after that. Only once the ticket has expired and the server is still unreachable does it stop – and it says why.
I lost my key.
Find it here – all you need is the payment reference from your bank statement or your PayPal activity.
New computer?
Enter the key there. The bot notices that the license is still tied to the old machine, asks you, and shows how many moves you have left. Confirm, and the move is done at once – no waiting.
Three moves are included. After that, get in touch and we will release the license – with a machine that died, that is no problem.
Which emulator?
Any of them. The bot reads the window and clicks into it, and that is the same in LDPlayer, BlueStacks or MEmu. Only if you want to use ADB mode does your emulator need to offer ADB access – most do.
Do I get updates?
Yes, for as long as the license runs. The game changes, so does the bot.
This program was developed with the support of artificial intelligence.