I Am Busy Digging A Hole

The game has a good pace and creates a chilling, relaxing vibe, but the graphics are quite rough and could use improvement. I really enjoyed collecting dragons and coins, as it adds a satisfying sense of progression. Overall, the gameplay is engaging and fun, though the visuals hold it back from being truly great.

I quite enjoyed my time digging in this game and finding all the little dragons. Played well on my steamdeck

A bit tedious after unlocking the first upgrades, I would rate this "meh". I am trying to find the next level in the first yard and it's getting a bit dull, I will soldier on for the 100% though, and see if it get's any better,

Going to have to say pass on this one to others. The early game is a grind and the idea of ores and stuff despawning after a bit when you reveal them is quite bad feature to have. Upgrades feel weak at best...like I mean upgrade bag to hold one more item and maxed out is like 17? I am not going to test it but wonder if one misses a dragon and it despawns if it will respawn if you continue to dig or if you are just doomed to miss out on a dragon. As I was playing this just made me feel like playing the original more and once I got all achievements saved and quit and don't plan to play it again.

It's a little samey, but if you're just like "I NEED to dig!!!" .... not bad! I got on sale for 1.50 (US), and I'm satisfied. Taking Digging a Hole, simplify it and reduce the depth a ton, and then add dragon collectables. I love the dragons.

If you enjoy a relaxing collectible experience and the thrill of discovery, this game delivers in spades. The core loop is satisfying: exploring, uncovering secrets, and collecting small dragons in a whimsical world. Every session reveals new hidden spots and subtle environmental cues that make searching genuinely fun, rather than tedious. The charming visuals and lighthearted soundtrack keep the atmosphere bright and inviting. Performance on Steam Deck is smooth, making it an excellent companion for handheld play, whether you have a few minutes or want to sink a couple of cozy hours in a row. If you like cozy adventure games focused on exploration and collection, you may find yourself surprised at just how absorbed you’ll get with dragon hunting. There’s plenty to see and a lot of attention paid to world detail, meaning each play session feels rewarding.