Posted on: December 1, 2025

demallien

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A classic in the point-n-click genre

The Dig really shows its ties to the movie industry (Spielberg, LucasArt). The whole game is filled with very cinematic scenes, right from the start, and keeps going all the way to the end.

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Posted on: December 5, 2025

supersoyer

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Hidden Gem Point and Click Adventure

This game has some of the best video cut sceens and detailed background in outer space that you will see in a point and click game. The gameplay and puzzles are not to difficult as mentioned in other review but a part of irge unique experience of playing this game.

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Posted on: September 2, 2023

eryngo

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Spiele: 1508 Rezensionen: 51

1995 walking-simulator

Not the worst point 'n click, and not the best LucasArts game. The game is slow, the puzzles are (the further you get in game) vague at best. Lots of walking from place to place to find clues / solutions. The story is... Questionable. After finishing the game, there's no replayability value. The music is great, the animations are OK-ish (granted: in 1995 it was fantastic). Still... For (younger) gamers, into the pixel-art (retro) gaming, this is a good game to pick-up. --- My frustration: lack of info about load, save and quitting the game. The game runs on ScummVM, which means there is no main menu; Just CTRL+F5 to get into the ScummVM menu.

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Posted on: March 17, 2016

Jaigyn

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Spiele: 391 Rezensionen: 4

For Nostalgic Seekers Only

I've been waiting since 1995 to play this game but at the time didn't have a PC that could run it and when I did get one no one I knew had the CD-ROM and then I discovered other games, drinking, girls etc. Now many years later I finally got to sit down and play and finish the game. It was certainly a trip back to the old school Lucasarts' point 'n click. I'm going to try to give an objective review since I never played it before now. Audio: I've played both the GOG version and the Steam version. I couldn't read any difference despite what other reviews have said. The music is good, eerie at times, definitely atmospheric and I think works for the setting. A dead alien world. The dialogue is clear and fine but the voice acting is a bit inconsistent. Robert's voice as Commander Low is perfect. You can definitely tell the difference between a professional actor in his element and the other's sometimes wooden delivery of dialogue. That said every does a good job and I particularly liked the Alien language what little is heard anyway. Graphics: They are old. Great for their time. But old. At times I cringed at what used to be so stunning to my generation back in the day. Some of the cut scenes are quite good actually. The Tram underwater scens looks impressive for their time and I imagine I would have been blown away back then. Gameplay: The puzzles are tough. There is little in the way of hints. If you miss something going back through the tunnels and trams is tedious and annoying. Though you can at times skip bits of it by double clicking on the edge of the screen and you'll jump to the next scene which can be handy. The game requires you to figure things out by trial and error. Click part A to parts B thru Z and you may find a connect. Honestly... use the youtube walkthru if you get stuck. The game should be about enjoyment... no one is going to judge you for cheating on a 22 year old game when you get stuck. Some of the solutions are ridiculous and there is one puzzle I would have strangled the devs for at an early stage in the game that I think almost broke me. Surprisingly there is no combat like in Indiana or Monkey Island which I think is a bit of a let down when you're supposed to be a tough military commander and you get your ass handed to you by a scientist... twice! There are limited people to interact with and in that the game gets very lonely in a way. Overall I liked it and it was fun to play it because I missed out all those years ago but... I don't think it's for anyone unless it's on your bucket list.

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Posted on: October 1, 2022

LittleCritter

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Atmosphäre pur, ABER....

+ Wunderschöne Pixel Grafik! Wirklich eines der schönsten Pixel Spiele die ich je gespielt habe. + Interssante Geschichte die einen motiviert das Rätsel der fremden welt zu lösen. + Sound Design stimmig & passend. ~ Rätsel sind naja, typischer Point & Click Schmuh. Die Logik ist anderswo zuhause. Ein Walkthrough wird wärmstens empfohlen. ~ Volle Synchro mit professionellen Sprechern ABER die Dialoge kommen recht hölzern daher. - Figuren verhalten sich unlogisch und geradezu unmenschlich... selbst in lebensbedrohenden Situationen wird lustig Sprüche geklopft anstatt adequat zu reagieren. Das ganze wirkt leider wie ein billiger Zeichentrickfilm anstatt eines ansrpuchsvollen Films für Erwachsene. - Auflösung des Mysteriums am Ende ist irgendwie eine Enttäusching.... - Uff einige der Rätsel sind echt das Letzte... Ich sag nur Schildkröten Skelett. :C The Dig machts einem nicht leicht. Am Anfang stimmt die Atmo zu 100%, man fühlt sich sofort indie Welt versetzt und will weiterspielen. Aber je weiter das Spiel fortschreitet desto mehr verläuft es sich im Sand.

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