Dig to China

Dig to China is what happens when you cram arcade chaos, satisfying upgrades, and mouse-flinging madness into one hyper-addictive dirt-digging package. The premise? Simple: control a shovel-wielding character, dig deep through the earth, collect every shiny resource you can grab, and upgrade your tools to go even faster next time.

Your goal is to dig as far as possible, ideally all the way to China, before time runs out. Clock pickups buy you seconds, coal fuels your bombs, and the deeper you go, the more materials you gather to buy upgrades like better gear, faster speed, and longer time limits. Every layer brings a fresh rush, every upgrade pushes your best run even further.

What starts as a goofy little hole in the ground quickly becomes an obsessive loop of click, collect, upgrade, repeat. The controls are silky, especially with a mouse, and the upbeat music and colorful graphics make the whole experience feel like a Saturday morning cartoon in full sprint.

It’s fast, frantic, and fun. If you’ve got five minutes, you’ll be digging for 45.

So grab your shovel, point your mouse, and keep digging. China’s not going to reach itself.