Diggin

слишком сильные просадккадров для такой простой инры слишком соабый баланс необходимо переработать скорость не успеваешь луч навести постоянно пролетаешь нам

Sehr gutes Spiel mal für zwischendurch. Das Game startet relativ unspektakulär und ist insbesondere in der Anfangsphase sehr träge. Im späteren Verlauf und bei fortschreitendem Entwicklungsbaum nimmt es doch rasant an Aktion zu.  Ganz klare Kaufempfehlung!^^ LG

Not worth the price imo. Finished it in 4.5 hours, and DEFINETLY not worth 7 euros (even I got with discount, I'm talking about original price). The goods: - Great artwork in general - Satisfying sound design - Good menu & intuitive - Well coded, no lag spikes, no crashes, pretty smooth - Idea is great in itself The bads: - Ending is underwhelming - Not enough content (again) for the asked price - Last 1/3 of the game ends up being very repetitive, no prestige or other mechanics - Very early on you are introduced with "missions" and they give some sort of currency, but you are not really explained what to do with that (unlock new relic slots) - Balancing (around skilltree) is really not good. Not going into detail, but I got stuck midway because I wasn't leveling up a "not important" skill (instead, I was levelling up "important" ones such as fuel, etc...), which later on unlocked some extra dmg to the drill & extra things that sped up. Took me forever to realize that I needed to go down a level of mine to mine extra materials that are deeper. I'm putting this as last item because this may have to do with my poor skill as well, but worth notin since it should be straightforward.

I dig it

打磨的几乎完美的一款增量游戏，带来接近4h的爽快体验，音效超好，后期非常爽快，过渡也非常平滑，性价比很高，强烈推荐。

玩的过程挺解压，但是流程偏短一天左右就已经玩的结束了，而且总有个任务卡住就是消耗一百五十的超载能量一直不显示完成，还有最后一个点，三十万的石头如果是为了肝而肝真有点没必要了

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Diggin is one of those incremental games you launch while listening to a podcast... then suddenly it's three hours later and your wrist hurts. It's simple, relaxing, surprisingly addicting, and somehow convinced me that this was a productive use of my evening. I found myself just replaying run after run before going to the shop so I could stock up on cash, then I could buy a ton of upgrades before returning to eradicate all the layers. Game takes roughly 5-8 hours to Beat depending on session time. I'm currently only two achievements away from 100%, but I think one of them requires restarting my run. Unfortunately, I've become far too powerful to accept such actions without playing another 7 hours. [hr][/hr] [h2]Pros[/h2] • Super satisfying incremental progression. • Perfect "second monitor" game while listening to podcasts or watching YouTube. • Cute art style and relaxing atmosphere. • Constant upgrades keep the dopamine flowing. • Easy to learn and hard to stop playing. • Achievement hunting is genuinely fun. [h2] Cons[/h2] • Your wrist may file a formal complaint. • One achievement might require restarting your run, and after becoming an unstoppable mining god... that's a tough sell. • Incremental games are dangerous if you enjoy seeing numbers go up. [hr][/hr] [h2]Overall[/h2] This game absolutely knew what it was trying to be and nailed it. It's charming, relaxing, and incredibly addictive. I started playing casually and somehow ended up one of those people saying, "I'll stop after the next upgrade." Spoiler: there is always another upgrade. I'm convinced the developer secretly partnered with physical therapists because I walked away with carpal tunnel and a nearly completed achievement list. Worth it. [hr][/hr] [h3]TL;DR[/h3] Cute game. Dug hole. Number got bigger. Wrist got weaker. 100% would dig again.