Dig Dig Die Guides Hub

Welcome to the Dig Dig Die guides hub for Alice Games’ upcoming Steam PC co-op horror. Dig Dig Die (also styled Dig, Dig, Die) puts one to six players on a cursed flying ship, then drops you into haunted graveyards to dig coffins and crypts for loot. Boosts such as speed and super-jump can save a run; curses and monsters can end it. Creatures hunt by sound—including proximity voice chat—so every shovel strike, shout, and panicked laugh is a tactical decision.

This hub is the map for practical play. Use it before launch day on August 6, 2026, and keep it bookmarked after you start shipping cursed cargo. Each guide below focuses on one failure point crews actually hit: learning the loop, staying quiet, extracting loot, coordinating roles, and answering monster pressure without turning the graveyard into a concert.

Start here if you are new

If you have only watched trailers, begin with How to Play Dig Dig Die. That page explains the core session flow: assemble on the cursed flying ship, raid a haunted graveyard, dig for loot with shovels and crowbars, manage limited carry slots, extract back to the ship, then decide whether to bank progress at vending machines or gamble it away at the onboard casino (blackjack, roulette, and thimbles). UFO abductions are a real chaos factor—treat sudden sky events as extraction threats, not jokes you stand under.

Once the loop makes sense, read Noise Survival before your first loud dig. Sound is the primary hunt sense for most monsters. Digging is noisy. Improvised weapons are noisy. Voice chat is noisy. Teams that treat microphones like a free chat app get wiped; teams that treat voice as a shared stealth resource last longer.

Core raid guides

After you understand the loop and the sound rules, deepen the loot side with Loot and Extract. Dig Dig Die is not only “find cool items.” It is “find items you can still carry while the graveyard wakes up.” Limited carry slots force hard choices between boosts, tools, and greed. Extraction is the real scoreboard: loot that dies in a crypt does not count.

Bring that extract discipline into multiplayer with Co-op Strategies. One to six players online means your crew can cover more graves—or create six times the noise. Role clarity (who digs, who watches, who carries, who calls abort) beats random swarming. Betrayal and casino greed are part of the comedy horror tone; decide house rules before the first night so “fun chaos” does not become “nobody trusts the extraction call.”

When something bursts from the ground or starts triangulating your shovel, open Beat Monsters. Fighting is rarely the first answer. Breaking line of chase, silencing the mic, dropping a loud objective, and re-routing toward extract usually beats heroic last stands with crowbars. Use combat tools when escape is blocked—not because the loot looked shiny.

Controls support for every guide

Guides assume you can move, dig, and communicate without fighting the UI. Pair this hub with the Controls Hub, especially Keybinds and Voice Stealth. Exact default bindings can vary by build; verify everything in Steam PC settings on your machine. Voice-stealth habits (push-to-talk discipline, mic gain, headphone monitoring) matter as much as shovel timing.

How to use these pages during a session

Before a raid: skim How to Play objectives and agree on an extract rule from Loot and Extract. During the dig: keep Noise Survival and Voice Stealth in mind whenever someone wants to “just say one thing.” When pressure spikes: rotate to Beat Monsters and Co-op Strategies abort calls. Back on the ship: celebrate, vendor carefully, and remember the casino can undo a perfect graveyard in one bad hand.

What this wiki will not invent

Dig Dig Die is upcoming. This hub will not invent redeemable codes, fake patch notes, or unverified exact keybinds. Where bindings are discussed, we describe commonly expected Steam PC controls and tell you to confirm in settings. Where inventory details are fuzzy in community chatter, we describe limited carry slots rather than inventing a rigid UI that may change. Facts stay aligned with Alice Games’ Steam presentation: Steam PC (AppID 4074010), August 6, 2026 release target, 1–6 online co-op, sound-hunting monsters, cursed ship hub, graveyard raids, vending machines, casino games, and possible UFO abductions.

Extra practical pages added for launch week

• Tips & Tricks — pocket habits for sound, loot greed, UFO panic, and ship casino discipline.
• Weapons & Tools Guide — shovels, crowbars, and improvised weapons as progress tools (not percussion kits), separate from the theorycraft Weapons & Tools Tier List.

Also bookmark launch ops outside this hub: Launch Checklist and Playtest & Demo so friends stop chasing expired keys.

Recommended reading order

1. How to Play Dig Dig Die — learn the loop and session goals.
2. Noise Survival — stop feeding the hunt with sound.
3. Keybinds and Voice Stealth — make quiet play comfortable.
4. Loot and Extract — turn digs into banked progress.
5. Weapons & Tools Guide — dig/pry/panic tool decisions.
6. Co-op Strategies — scale cleanly from duo to six.
7. Beat Monsters — respond when the graveyard answers back.
8. Tips & Tricks — reinforce habits between raids.

Use this Guides Hub as your table of contents, then jump into the child pages for deep, practical detail. Dig carefully. Speak carefully. Extract alive.