
A relaxing cooperative digging adventure where you explore colorful underground worlds with friends. Team up to dig deeper, find valuable ores, upgrade your equipment, and collect rare dragons together.
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Grab your shovels and dig together in this delightful cooperative digging adventure. Team up with friends to uncover treasures that lie beneath the surface. The deeper you go as a team, the more exciting your journey becomes.
Coordinate with your friends to dig through layers of earth more efficiently. Find valuable ores that you can sell for shared upgrades. Make your shovels stronger and your backpacks bigger as you continue your busy digging lives together. Along the way, uncover rare dragons and ancient coins hiding in the dirt.
Each dragon you rescue as a team finds a home in your shared sanctuary, creating a lively community above ground. Divide tasks between miners and collectors to maximize efficiency. And for those who dig deep enough together, rumors of mysterious cave dwellers might lead to undiscovered worlds.
Cooperative Gameplay – Team up with friends to dig faster and discover more treasures together.
Colorful Underground – Explore a vibrant world beneath your feet with surprises at every depth.
Relaxing Experience – Get busy digging at your own pace in this charming cooperative underground adventure.
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Languages: English
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We Are Busy Digging a Hole... to Bury My Hopes and Dreams." Imagine if Minecraft had a head injury and forgot how to be fun. Now imagine someone duct-taped a shovel to that experience and called it a "game." Welcome to We Are Busy Digging A Hole, where the title is the most engaging part of the entire ordeal. Gameplay? What gameplay? You dig. That’s it. No story. No music. No joy. Just an endless void and the dull, soul-eroding sound of dirt being slightly disturbed. It’s like someone tried to gamify existential dread. The graphics look like they were drawn with a potato, then run through a toaster. The UI feels like it was designed during a power outage. And the controls? I’ve had more responsive conversations with fax machines. Multiplayer mode was promised, but all I found was the crushing realization that I was truly, and cosmically, alone. I tried to invite a friend. He un-friended me. I tried to dig deeper. My will to live collapsed before the tunnel did. I gave it a second chance. It gave me a blue screen and a lifelong distrust of indie titles with ironic names. Save yourself. Don’t dig this hole. Fill it with concrete, throw your PC in after it, and start a new life far from the steaming crater this game left in my soul.
it's a scam
Broken buggy mess. Store doesnt work and doesnt track your money.
Game is busted, can't use the shop. And starting a new game, loads an empty pit.
I made more progress diggin in my butt twin then in this game
idk what is going on but it keeps saying i cant connect to the servers, im trying to play with my friend and even restarted my pc to see if it worked but it didnt.
A terribly fun game with a terrible UI. Is she buggy? Yeah. But is she mindless fun? Absolutely. You dig a hole with your buddies and hunt for lil dragons that bounce around your map- super cute! I think it has massive potential. My biggest gripe is that I constantly got stuck- so having an unstuck button would be super helpful! Also being able to make a private game. Saves also break so if you intend on coming back to a room with a friend- best not bet on that and pretend there's no save function that you can return to. I'd love if an Unstuck feature was added, the ability to have a private/invite only room, and for saves to function as saves for groups to come back to! It has sooooooooo much potential to be great. As of right now, we're treating it like smth that you find on like popcap or addictinggames ie like games do not save your progress. Otherwise, super fun!
This game is ok but the developer seemed to of did it and then just left it, it has many bugs and glitches and i think it couldve been a very good game but since it got left I wouldnt recommend it, I will be keeping it myself just incase the developer does come back to amend things but for future buyers I wouldnt bother until the development of the game is stable :)
Worst game ever, I want my 5mins back
what a buggy mess. don't even bother.
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