Diggy's Adventure: 재미있는 퍼즐

Thanks for this fun game!

I have been playing this game for years, and the continual improvement has been so impressive. I love the thoughtful puzzles with new twists and classic elements as well. You will not be disappointed

This game is approved for children. Why are you allowing the dealing of drugs and alcohol in your advertising?

Lately there are too many events to keep up with because they drastically overlap. Watching ads for double rewards and you’re booted out of the game, or the ad freezes and you’re forced to reboot. Claiming daily rewards on the pixel app, you sometimes don’t see credit for them. This game used to be really fun. May be opting out of future events tho. The commercials are even worse than they ever were.

Best game ever

I don’t know why they don’t just come out with a package that gets rid off all the ads like every other game, there’s a reason why developers do it. Why don’t you all? Make it $20-25 then people will not be forced to watch ads. No one likes pop up ads, it ruins games. Please get rid of them… it would be so much better for the free to play people. Then just add a completely no ads purchase. I’d be apart of the of the thousands of players that will purchase it. People love to support developers when it actually supports players too. Diggy used to be 5 stars for me… this is really disappointing.

This game is so inventive and fun! The developers go to great lengths to keep it current and interesting. I find it so relaxing and allows for a quick visit or hours of exploration. Easy sections, challenging quests. Humor. Been playing for years! A constant favorite!!

I play it everyday before sleep :)

Very, very very long ads

For many years, I considered Diggy’s Adventure one of my favorite go-to games. I recommended it to all my friends and boasted about its fairness, beautiful graphics, and the educational material presented at different levels throughout the game. However, in recent months, something seems to have changed. Perhaps the game was sold to a different company, new people took over, or maybe "shrinkflation" has affected it. It feels like we are getting less than we used to. From the beginning of my experience with this game, I have always felt that an extra row of slots for camp energy was needed. Now more than ever, I believe this is necessary, especially since the energy required for tiles has increased dramatically. It’s unfair to spend an entire day waiting for the energy bar to fill up only to play for less than a minute. Most games aim to keep players engaged, but this game seems to be moving in the opposite direction. I now spend less time playing than I did a few years ago; I only log in once a day because I spend the entire day—no joke—waiting for my energy to recharge. It’s absurd for a game with so many levels to increase tile energy requirements to 140,000, 11,000, and so forth. While I understand that not every tile needs to be cleared to move on to the next level, as gamers, we want to complete every challenge to the best of our ability. This desire for completion can be somewhat obsessive, and while I understand this may work for events with fewer quests, it feels excessive for our regular adventures and quests. This approach is counterproductive to increasing revenue: (1) you are alienating players, resulting in lower scores and reviews; (2) less time spent in the game translates to fewer opportunities for players to watch commercials, which could help increase revenue. When I log in during the morning, I often spend less than a minute playing because it takes about 14 hours to fully recharge my 242,783 energy. I can only gain 15,577 energy per hour, which is insufficient when tiles require 11,000 or 140,000 energy to clear. Why would I want to watch commercials? They don’t provide enough energy rewards to help me succeed. Additionally, many commercials are lengthy and filled with unnecessary steps, making them frustrating to watch. In the end, who is really losing out? Since you love history and Greek mythology, consider what happened to King Midas. Furthermore, the pet feature seems to be a poor choice; it could definitely be improved or rem