Henderson – October 30, 2026 -- Buscar Company's gold-mining game Lucky Hand Mining has entered Beta testing as a Telegram Mini App. It has no in-app purchases yet, and its public launch is not expected before 2027.
The Beta is a test, not a launch
Buscar (OTC: CGLD) says its subsidiary Lucky Hand Mining Game LLC released the Beta to evaluate gameplay mechanics, the user interface, technical infrastructure and app stability under real-world conditions. The game has not launched publicly and has generated no revenue. Beta progress may be reset, and the Beta version may be modified, restricted or discontinued at any time.
Everything earned in the Beta exists only inside the game. It has no monetary value, cannot be transferred out and cannot be exchanged for cash, cryptocurrency or any other asset. Lucky Hand does not offer or sell any token, cryptocurrency or NFT in connection with the game.
Tap-to-mine gameplay runs inside Telegram
The game combines tap-based, clicker-style mechanics with an upgrade-card system, passive in-game rewards and player-versus-player battles. It also includes educational content about the modern mining industry and natural-resource economics. Players can try different gold extraction methods, upgrade equipment, build virtual mining enterprises and complete missions that unlock new progression stages.
Because it is a Telegram Mini App, it runs inside the messenger and needs no separate installation.
Telegram Stars purchases are planned after launch
After the public launch, Lucky Hand plans to let players pay with Telegram Stars, Telegram's digital payment system, without leaving the app. The planned items are:
- additional energy resources;
- temporary boosters;
- gameplay progression accelerators;
- character customization options; and
- other digital in-game goods.
Purchased items would work only inside the game and could not be redeemed for cash or other assets. Telegram operates Stars, controls its fees and terms, and is not affiliated with the company or endorsing the game. Beyond purchases, Lucky Hand is considering advertising integrations and strategic partnerships. The company does not expect meaningful revenue, if any, until after launch.
A standalone mobile game is on the roadmap
The longer-term plan is to expand beyond Telegram into a standalone mobile strategy game with personal accounts, a broader in-game economy and more player-to-player interaction. No stage beyond the current Beta is complete or assured.
CEO Aleksandr Dekhtyar said the Beta focuses on platform stability and gameplay quality, and that progress depends on securing capital. The launch timing depends on test results, financing and regulatory requirements.
The company has not decided whether to add any Web3 features. It also said the TON blockchain season rewards described in its June 24, 2026 press release remain under evaluation, have not been adopted, and that no such rewards have been distributed or committed to.