Dig
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About the game
Take a contract at an abandoned mine, dig your own tunnels, sell ore, upgrade your equipment and push through five buried sectors. The deeper you go, the more you uncover about the men who worked there before you, and what they found at the bottom.
Original Steam description
DIG is a first-person mining game where you carve your own route through the underground.
You arrive at an abandoned mine for what looks like a straightforward contract. Dig through rock, uncover valuable ore, sell what you find and use the money to improve your tools, lamp and carrying capacity.
The mine is divided into five underground sectors, and every metre deeper takes more work to reach.
Along the way, you will find abandoned equipment, personal belongings and notes left behind by the miners who came before you. Piece together what happened to them and uncover what lies at the bottom of the mine.
You arrive at an abandoned mine for what looks like a straightforward contract. Dig through rock, uncover valuable ore, sell what you find and use the money to improve your tools, lamp and carrying capacity.
The mine is divided into five underground sectors, and every metre deeper takes more work to reach.
Along the way, you will find abandoned equipment, personal belongings and notes left behind by the miners who came before you. Piece together what happened to them and uncover what lies at the bottom of the mine.
Dig your own tunnels
The mine does not give you a fixed path. You make your own.Upgrade as you descend
Sell ore and use the money to improve your pickaxe, lamp and bag.Explore five buried sectors
Push deeper through increasingly strange areas of the mine.Uncover the story
Find notes, objects and hidden areas that reveal what happened before you arrived.Not every descent ends the same way
The things you uncover may decide what choices remain when you reach the bottom.Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?
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