Digging Master Game

Digging Master puts you in charge of a one-person paleontology dig. You clear away layers of dirt to uncover buried fossils, then piece those fragments back into full dinosaur skeletons for display in your own museum.

Each dig site hides bones from creatures like Triceratops, T-Rex and Stegosaurus, scattered under soil you clear a chunk at a time. Completed skeletons go on show in your museum, where visitors pay admission, and that income buys faster digging tools and extra workers so the next excavation goes quicker.

Controls

Move with WASD or the arrow keys, or click and drag with the mouse to dig.

Tips

• Clear soil methodically rather than digging at random — fossils are often split into several fragments, and rushing past a spot can leave bones incomplete.
• Put museum income into hired workers and faster tools early; a quicker dig means more finished skeletons and more paying visitors per session.
• Finish one skeleton before scattering effort across several digs — a complete exhibit starts earning ticket money sooner than a handful of half-dug ones.

It's a relaxed pick for anyone who likes slow-burn collection and idle-management games, dinosaurs included.