DIG THE GROUND

So, I think [i]Dig The Ground[/i] gets a bit of unfair criticism, such as it is. Well, maybe not unfair as such since opinions are opinions. But it doesn't offer a broken experience and is reasonably fun. From my perspective, it is a perfectly functional Match-3 with some enjoyable twists. The explosion chaining in particular is quite cool. As are the changing directions of the map. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3255919331 And that is pretty much the game. Each level does take about a half hour give or take, and so the time it would take to complete all levels is pretty substantial. The music is upbeat and kind of 80's sci-fi movie soundtrack style. The graphics are pleasant. There's really not much else to report with this game honestly. Not that I can think of anyway. As far as mobile ports go though, it's perfectly adequate. The $3,99 price tag is a pretty good deal from a strictly cost vs amount of gametime perspective. From a variety standpoint, you probably will want to grab this on sale or in a bundle. It's been in three bundles so far. No reason not to expect it to be bundled again. [b]I received this license via my Robilar's Reviews curator…

DIG THE GROUND is a mobile app-like 2D retro Match-3 game from the copy+paste shovelware pushers at HH-Games, who make a living dumping free mobile apps onto Steam as paid products to try scam PC gamers into paying them for free games. There's a little twist on the gameplay here as the match-3 is supplemented by a "digging" game... matching gems causes explosions that remove underlying dirt and you "progress" through the dirt as you continue to make matches. This doesn't save the match-3 genre or suddenly change it to any kind of deep game concept worthy of a PC gamers time. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the native resolution of their displays... there's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of this hamfisted design decision. There's no way for gamers to try improve the low quality graphics. The game features extremely lazy, minimalist "art", of the type you normally expect to see in low effort Flash/browser games and …

Ok music but not that good game for me. I don't understand all in it and it is different from many other games on this type. But there is many levels and they are long so you can play for long time in low price.

Extremely tedious gameplay. Background music is OK I guess.

five year and only three reviews? This is a classic example of an under rated game! This has 25 very, very long levels but the game always can save when ever you decide to stop playing. That is quite necessary as mentioned, each level is very long and probably takes around an hour to complete. Game play is straight forward but very addicting as you see yourself making real progress... if you like a casual game that is easy to get into but keeps you engaged ... give this a try!

One of the most boring games I have ever played.