DIG - Deep In Galaxies

アイテムや能力次第でアホみたいな攻撃力が出るのがヤバイ。 大味に感じる部分もないではないが、痛快な作品であることは間違いない。

1周目は難易度ノーマルでしかプレイできませんが、かなりやさしめです。 関係ない惑星を巡ったりしてキャラの強化に努めると、ザコ敵のHPは2桁とかなのに攻撃力が10万超えとかになっちゃったりして、ボスも一撃だったりします。 バランスがおかしいっちゃおかしいんですが、そういう俺ツエー状態で被ダメも気にせず（被ダメも1とかしか食らわない）敵に突っ込んでいって無双するというのもまぁ爽快感があって楽しかったです。 最低限の惑星だけを巡るようにした方が難易度的にはちょうどよかったりするのかもしれませんね。

[h1]General Impressions[/h1] DIG is a great 2D side-scrolling platforming commuter RPG where your goal is to free the galaxy by raising your pitchfork and rioting against the current state of the different planets. Your average run can net you anywhere between 0-2 hours, and you can easily lower the difficulty of the initial part of the game by digging the planet's natural landscape. This game lets you build yourself to be incredibly over powered between your strength, your ranged damage, and your character's "super" attack. That said, after playing it for about a month, you may find the pool of skills you can get widely slim down to a few as the difficulty (enemy health, damage) raises with each interval. Depending on how overpowered you are really depends on how much time you'd like to spend on idle planets without any missions on them. The more frequently you try to lower your difficulty, you'll find some quirks where the perks or weapons you earn along the way may reappear, which is kind of unfortunate, as there's no way to either stack the perk on top of the other, or have a pool of perks large enough to make the game reward you any more for the boundless amount of digging done. I still haven't been able to find myself a build where I'm shooting lasers like the one found in the introduction video. That said, if I could I'd stick to the easier difficulties. You can get a higher score and boost yourself within the leader boards but there's not much appeal after the first or second win.