Amadan Games

DIG DEEP

Secrets of the Earth

A calm dig through eleven thousand years of history — one tap, one layer, one find at a time.

In development — playtesting underway
A painting of an archaeologist carefully excavating pottery and tools at a dig site

Concept art — the dig, above ground.

How it plays

Four tools, one shaft

No timers to beat, no energy to ration. Dig when you want, check back when you want — the ground keeps what you left in it.

01

Dig & Discover

Tap to clear soil, cell by cell. The deeper you go, the further back in time you travel — and the rarer what turns up.

02

Restore & Research

Every find has a story. Restore it to improve its condition, research it to uncover its history and its true worth.

03

Build a Museum

Put your best discoveries on display. They earn quietly while you're away, and build toward collections only the patient complete.

04

Prestige & Progress

Reach every era and you can start the dig again — permanently stronger, with nothing that matters left behind.

The shaft

Eleven layers of history

One continuous dig, from a neon-lit 1980s skyline down to something that predates everything else you've found. Depth shown is where each era begins.

0m

Retro Era

1970–2000 CE

The dawn of personal technology and pop culture. Walkmans, game consoles, and childhood memories await.

5m

Mid-Century Era

1900–1970 CE

The age of world wars and industry. Dog tags, photographs, and relics of conflict lie just beneath the surface.

15m

Victorian Era

1800–1900 CE

An age of innovation and empire. Industry transformed the world forever.

35m

Colonial Era

1600–1800 CE

Explorers ventured to new worlds, reshaping maps and fates alike.

70m

Medieval Era

500–1500 CE

Knights, castles, and the long shadow of the dark ages.

120m

Classical Era

500 BCE – 500 CE

Rome, Greece, and Persia built empires that still echo through time.

180m

Ancient Era

3000–500 BCE

Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the dawn of written history.

300m

Bronze Age

5000–3000 BCE

Humanity discovered metal, and everything changed.

450m

Neolithic Era

10000–5000 BCE

The first farmers, the first villages, the first steps toward civilization.

650m

Paleolithic Era

100000–10000 BCE

Our earliest ancestors, surviving by wit and stone tools.

1100m+

The Deep Layer

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Something existed before us. Something that left traces in stone that shouldn't be possible.

A mysterious volcanic landscape under an aurora-lit sky, with strange artifacts embedded in the rock below

Concept art — the Deep Layer. Nobody knows what it is yet.

Worth digging for

What's down there

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One-of-a-kind finds

Every era hides exactly one truly unique discovery — the rarest thing it has to offer. No two museums end up quite the same.

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Eighteen collections to chase

Some reward mastering a single era. Others reward gathering a theme — tools, treasure, art — across every era you've reached.

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Nothing is ever perfectly safe

Rare finds can occasionally be at risk, always in ways you'll see coming first. A small, honest layer of tension in an otherwise unhurried game.