About Dig This
Dig This gives you a screen full of dirt, a ball and a cup waiting at the end of the level. You dig your way through the soil to carve a path for the ball. Get the ball into the cup and the level is won. Miss, and it is lost.
The dirt and the ball follow realistic dirt and gravity physics, so the shape of your digging matters as much as the direction. Levels often hide a trick. One might be solved by using how fast something is moving, another by knocking two objects together, and many simply by trusting your instinct.
Some levels have more than one ball to get into the cups, and the solutions can be properly elusive. The colors are bright, the graphics are warm, the controls are simple, and finally cracking a level that has been resisting you is very satisfying.
How to play Dig This
- Find the ball and the cup in the level.
- Dig through the dirt to carve a path.
- Shape the path so the ball can make its way toward the cup.
- Let the ball fall into the cup to win the level.
- If the ball misses, the level is lost, so think about a different route next time.
Tips and tricks
- Dig from the cup upward in your head, then carve from the ball down. Knowing the end point keeps the slope sensible.
- Think about speed. Some levels are solved by making use of how fast objects are moving.
- Look for ways to make objects collide. Some solutions depend on one thing knocking into another.
- Trust your intuition. Often your first instinct is enough to crack a level.
Game details
- Category
- Puzzle, Casual
- Developer
- VOODOO
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- January 24, 2023
- Price
- Free
- Topics
Frequently asked questions
How do I win a level in Dig This?
Dig a path through the dirt so that the ball, or all the balls, roll down and fall into the cup.
What happens if the ball does not reach the cup?
The level is lost. A win only counts when the balls successfully fall into the cups.
What are the controls?
The game uses simple, intuitive controls to dig through the dirt, with a finger on phones and tablets or the mouse on a computer.