Digseum

A fun little game with a gameplay loop that scratches the reward center in my brain just right to keep me playing for hours. For such a short clicker game, the progression is nutty, it scales up so well and feels very satisfying.

Very cute little game, I played it before going to a funeral in the afternoon and it really cheered me up. I'd definitely play another game by Rat Monthly, if they make one. 11/10, 100% worth the money and time.

This is a really fun little game. The game goes through a couple of stages, each stage feels like a step-up from the previous. There are no stages that feel grindy and you always feel like you are improving. I like that. I would recommend this game to anyone remotely interested. The price is good for this game.

Really good game, I think what makes Digseum stand out is the fact that you get to fully experience the entirety of an Idle game (that usually takes weeks? months?) in about two hours

Fun little game. Worth the asking price.

I don't get the hype, there are so many other clicker/incrementals around the same price that have 10x the depth.

Around 2 to 2.5 hours of gameplay, Digseum is quite satisfying and entertaining! Doesn't have much of replayability and the progression isn't always smooth - you might encounter a couple of pricey upgrades at time forcing you to a prestige. There's also a specific location which ask for an extra hit on each tile, which comes as an odd choice considering that all other locations moving forward don't have this extra step to overcome. The overall progression slows down a little bit in the midgame, but then skyrockets you to the end with extreme ease after a couple of strategic prestige purchases. This could have been an issue if not for the fact that the experience actually benefits from this spike and hooks the player to complete the game in a rush, for a quick and satisfying conclusion. I overall suggest every incremental fan to play this game, cheap as ever but still full of passion and fun!

It was pretty fun. Short, has an ending, low cost.

This is a fun little incremental game with a lot of heart and a fun little gameplay loop and a satisfying progression arc. 10/10 recommend. Maybe a 3-5 hour game but it's a satisfying 5 hours and that's cheaper than a movie :)

That's it? It's just this very simple mini-game, and then basic "number goes up" upgrades? I don't get the hype. The mini-game gets tedious really quickly, there's no decision making or agency, there's nothing to discover other than just different flavors of the same thing. The presentation is nice, but I'm sorry, I expected much more from a paid game in this genre.