SimulationFit check
Is DIG VR worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a casual digger game with simplified or authentic controls
- Fans of machinery customization who want decals, paint, and skins for their digger
- Players who want a career campaign combined with mini-games and sandbox activities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a strictly serious equipment simulation may find the arcade-focused structure unsuitable
- Players wanting combat, survival crafting, or deep role-playing may find the construction-job format too narrow
- Players looking only for a single focused digging mode may not want the added campaign, mini-games, sandbox, and treasure activities
Our take on DIG VR
The emphasis on authentic controls can suggest a serious equipment simulation, but the game identifies itself as light simulation with an arcade twist. Its scope also includes town jobs, customization, mini-games, sandbox play, radio music, and a separate treasure mode.
What is DIG VR?
Operate diggers in Diglington, a town where residents request construction work and unusual tasks.
The game combines authentic and simplified control schemes with a light simulation format and an arcade twist. A career campaign offers options for casual and serious play, while progression unlocks larger machines, attachments, and more than 70 cosmetic choices involving decals, paint, and skins. Fast-paced mini-games provide shorter activities, and sandbox mode offers open-ended digging. Lost Treasure is a separate mode with additional items added regularly. DIG FM supplies music through a dedicated radio station. Jobs include traditional construction work as well as less conventional requests from the town’s residents.
How DIG VR plays
- 01Career campaign
- The structured campaign includes options for casual and serious players.
- 02Machine progression
- Progression covers diggers from micro-sized to colossal, plus a range of attachments.
- 03Digger customization
- More than 70 cosmetic options include decals, paint, and skins.
- 04Multiple play modes
- Mini-games, sandbox play, and a separate Lost Treasure mode offer different activities.
- 05Town jobs
- Diglington residents provide both conventional construction work and unusual requests.
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DIG VR: platforms & release
Is DIG VR worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a casual digger game with simplified or authentic controls. Skip it if: players seeking a strictly serious equipment simulation may find the arcade-focused structure unsuitable.
Where can I download DIG VR?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens DIG VR's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is DIG VR on?
Windows only.
