- October 16, 2017
- 3 Sprockets
- 7h median play time
Digby Extreme
Platforms
About
"Digby Extreme" is a 3D platformer game where players control a mining robot named Digby. The game is set in various environments, from underground caves to underwater worlds, as Digby collects resources and upgrades his abilities. Players must navigate obstacles, solve puzzles, and defeat enemies to progress through the levels and uncover the mysteries of Digby's universe.







- Addicting gameplay with fun card and level customizations, making it enjoyable for both solo and multiplayer sessions.
- Cute graphics and a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for casual play and winding down after a tough day.
- Great value for the price, offering a satisfying experience with a variety of objectives and customization options.
- The game feels like a rushed mobile port, with inconsistent controls and navigation issues between mouse and keyboard.
- Some gameplay mechanics, such as the reliance on time-limited cards and a grindy progression system, can detract from the overall experience.
- Lack of online leaderboards and limited replayability in solo mode may lead to boredom after a short time.
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is highly praised for its addictiveness and fun, featuring engaging card and level customizations that significantly alter the experience. Players appreciate the innovative card modifiers and the solid core mechanics that modernize classic gameplay, although some feel the potential for a more expansive PC version is underutilized. Overall, it offers great value as a budget title with charming graphics and enjoyable music.
“Addicting gameplay with fun card and level customizations.”
“There are some cool card modifiers that can change gameplay dramatically, such as allowing you to drill monsters or lava, taking extra hits, or adding extra difficulty for point multipliers.”
“Great little arcade dig-'em-up with fun gameplay, cute music, bright and cheerful (and most importantly, easily read) graphics, and a decent amount of depth.”
“I do think there is a great deal of potential wasted here; they could have taken the core mechanics and made a full-blown PC exclusive game with non-mobile artwork and more content, which would have commanded a worthy and much higher asking price.”