Old digging game

Can't put too much time into it, but it looks interesting. Dwarf Fortress is the optimal solution to any gaming need. Can't put too much time into it, but it looks interesting Yeah, all I've done is open it a few times, walk around a bit, and punch a few trees before quitting.

I'm going to admit that I've never played this game, even though I thought I had played pretty much any game worth playing on the Amiga at the time. Is this really a good game? It was one of the launch games for the CD32, from what I remember you indirectly control your team of diggers and send them out to mine the area and fight monsters.

I thought it was quite fun. I thought it was OK, but not fantastic. I also didn't really enjoy Lemmings much, so I'm not the person to judge. Terraria, Mr. Driller and Gem Miner are all really different games, just with digging involved. If you're looking for another game with digging in a completely different genre, check out the original Dungeon Keeper.

Ars Tribunus Militum et Subscriptor. Leander wrote:. Towns is pretty fun. Moderator et Subscriptor. That's the name of the game btw. Dig-Dug was the shit. I spent so much time playing that as a kid. Matisaro wrote:. Installation Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on up to ten Windows 10 devices.

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