Mine a Planet Ores — Azurite, Aurum & How Ore Value Works

Skydog Games has never published an ore list. The only two ores named anywhere official are Azurite and Aurum, and they appear in a single line of the Roblox store description: ore bursts off in tiers, "from Azurite to Aurum and beyond." That sentence tells you three real things — Azurite sits at the shallow end, Aurum sits far down the ladder, and the phrase "and beyond" means the developer is deliberately hinting at tiers past Aurum without naming them. Everything else about ores in this game is unpublished: no full tier list, no cash values, no drop weights, no depth boundaries. If you have landed on a site showing you a neat table of fourteen ores with exact prices, that table was invented. We would rather show you two verified names and teach you to read the rest off your own screen than pad this page with numbers we made up. Ore value is set by depth and by planet evolution, the timing for which is on how to make money, and the step-by-step planning lives in the evolution calculator.

Two mechanics drive what your ore is worth, and both are structural rather than numeric — which means we can describe them honestly even though the numbers are hidden. The first is depth: your planet is a voxel sphere mined layer by layer, and ore sitting deeper sells for more than ore near the surface. That is why a fleet that chews through shallow blocks quickly can still earn less than a smaller fleet working a deeper face. The second is planet evolution, the game's prestige step. Evolving unlocks higher-value ore bands and a larger world, which is the only documented way to change which ores are available to you at all. Community footage shows evolution also resetting depth progress, so you re-mine from the top with a better ore ceiling — a trade of short-term output for a higher long-term rate. Neither mechanic has published numbers attached, so the practical approach is comparative rather than absolute: note the sell value your game shows for the ore you are on now, evolve or dig deeper, then compare.