Dig For Riches

Stuck in EA forever is my guess.. AI slop to make a fast buck.. too bad, i enjoyed it.

hi everyone......for the game i really like it i almost have 100% smooth with game and i really like digging game but like i said almost perfect there was little happen to me i hope to fix it 1)when i finish the game and try load my save file they bring me to the middle of my play but still my upgrade with me and the money and when i donate all my money and start digging again i found out there nothing to collect after i finish the game so im stuck now you can say 2) of course there a little lag here and there and sometimes in the begning of the game some item i cant pick up 3) after i pick up the key and open the door to the lady i cant go inside 4) i hope there will be worning when the shop will be close or something like that that what i have for now and i hope to fix and finish the earlie accsess soon is possiple because i really like the game

short but good

Most of the reviews touch on the topics I have been having issues with. Currency becomes a non issue pretty quickly. The Trader achievements either don't track correctly or are an insane grind that is simply not worth the time. Major issue I have been struggling with is getting through doorways of the saloon. The door to the shop leading to the exterior as well as one of the doorways upstairs next to the sheriff. Overall few complaints, it is early access and I have enjoyed the game while multitasking. Looking forward to alternative "maps" with a (hopefully) different set of treasures to find in lieu of the assortment of random weapons.

I got hooked into the flow right from the first session. One of the things the game does best is its sense of pacing; the surface–sell–go back down loop feels fast and seamless. As you go deeper, the risk/reward balance feels great, constantly putting you in that “should I stay a bit longer or head back up?” dilemma. The digging itself feels satisfying, with well-tuned audio and feedback that make every action feel rewarding. The economy is simple but addictive; small gains start to add up in a noticeable way. Progression builds gradually rather than all at once, making you feel like you’re getting stronger layer by layer. The early game could use clearer guidance, though. In the first few minutes, understanding the systems is mostly left to the player. Also, some parts of the early stage require a bit of patience before the pace really picks up. Overall, it has a simple but very smooth gameplay loop that keeps you saying “just one more run.”

I’ve been closely following the updates, and it’s great to see things getting more polished with each patch. That said, there are still a few areas that feel a bit lacking. The gameplay loop flows well, but some systems don’t feel fully settled yet—especially in the early game, where it’s not always clear what you should focus on. It does open up as you progress, but the beginning could use clearer guidance. Also, the impact of some upgrades feels a bit delayed; I’d prefer to feel the return on my investment more immediately. That aside, the core mechanics are solid, and the game definitely has that “just one more run” feeling. With a few balance tweaks and better onboarding, it could reach a much stronger state.