What makes Diggy fun to play?

Diggy has the fun strategic components that most idle games do, of using your resources strategically to win as quickly as possible. Along with this, it also has the added mystery of never knowing what you are going to dig up. With every single hole that you drill, you could find extremely valuable ores.

We know, digging down into dirt might not sound like a fun game concept, but you’ll be surprised by how much there can be in trying to drill to the center of the Earth.

Is Diggy hard to beat?

Diggy takes a little while to beat, but if you put in enough time and get the proper upgrades, you can definitely beat it without a ton of expertise in the game. While it may seem like getting to the center of the Earth isn’t possible at the beginning when you start out with just a tiny drill and practically no energy, the upgrades keep on getting more and more helpful and eventually, digging to the center of the Earth won’t be such a big ordeal.

Are the controls hard to learn?

Diggy is a very user-friendly game, and controls couldn’t be any easier. Literally, the only two things you have to do in Diggy are to drill down and get resources, and press E to scout out resources. This is great because it makes learning how to play Diggy extremely easy. Players won’t have to spend ten minutes trying to get comfortable with the controls, they can just hop into Diggy and start playing immediately!

What are some similar games?

When you make it to the center of the Earth and finish playing, we have a few more games that are similar to Diggy when you are done. If you enjoy Diggy, you might really like Johnny Upgrade, Tiny Fishing, and Learn to Fly. Similar to Diggy, Learn to Fly is about an animal trying to make it to a final target, slowly making upgrades each round to get closer to the target. Learn to Fly is about a penguin trying to destroy an iceberg over one mile away. Much like Diggy, players can purchase upgrades, such as a glider you use to fly and a rocket that you use to boost yourself. This is basically the equivalent of upgrading your drill and energy in Diggy.