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“A Game About Digging A Hole” is a simple incredibly addictive game where is your only goal is to dig. You mine resources, sell them, and use the money to buy upgrades. The mechanics are straightforward but keep you hooked.

I finished the game in one evening, unlocked all the achievements, and I have to say — it was a surprisingly fun experience. At first, it might seem like there’s no real story, but there’s an interesting underlying concept.

It runs perfectly on Steam Deck, and I highly recommend it if you're looking for something you can beat in one evening.

It was merely my first experience of this kind of arcade games, and I really enjoyed it. All you have to do is clean the crime scenes using various tools, UV lamps, detergents, and all kinds of stuff. I hope any of my friends won't judge me for grinding all achievements in such a kind of game :)

Surprisingly, this game has some kind of lore and main character motivation behind arcade gameplay, pretty simple and linear but it is. Also, it runs okay on a Steam Deck so it could be a fun handheld experience worth trying.

I bought this game because I saw some random guy playing it on Twitch. I do really like PS1-PS2 era graphics, so I guess that it would be one more game to play on my handheld under my blanket before bedtime.

Long story short, this game has fantastic performance on a Steam Deck, almost 60 FPS on High Settings. I wonder how it hasn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Verified Status for Steam Deck. Also, it has a pretty annoying Microsoft Visual popup while the game starts and you have to install it, and that popup is much bigger than your screen so you can't tap Next or Apply on your touchscreen.

All you have to do is execute your onscreen keyboard with a shortcut Steam + X, then tap Tab and Enter, and repeat it until you skip this window. And that's it, enjoy your game.

This is literally the same game I played almost 20 years ago on my Siemens M65 when I was a kid. I bought it just for nostalgia reasons, and it is literally the same game I played years ago on J2ME. Same scenarios, same missions, same mechanics, the game is exactly the same except for the improved graphics. I lost hundreds of hours playing this game as a kid back in the day.

I ran it on my Steam Deck, and despite the warning that the game is not supported by Steam Deck at all, it works just fine. The controls are native, no additional settings are required, XBOX controls layout is running by Steam Deck perfectly.

I would not recommend it to anyone now because it is kinda boring for modern gaming, the tutorial is way too long and the campaign is not so exciting. But it is still a great time killer, where you can waste tons of your time developing your town and that's it. So I would recommend it for your handheld as a great time killer. If you're brave enough, you can try it, but do not expect too much of this game :)

I am an average office worker doing boring tasks at my 9-5 office job, and I come home to play a game about an average office worker doing boring tasks but it is a computer game. I'm totally satisfied.

10 out of 10

As for me, it was merely the best coop gaming experience I've ever had. Raft is absolutely amazing game for cooperative walk-through, it has everything you need to have fun with your fellas: a pretty straightforward story, a wide variety of mechanics, fancy graphics, and a shark of course! It took us around 40 hours to complete the story, with average resource grinding, and we had a lot of fun with it.

And remember: the goat is lie, and all your rafts are belong to us.

Worth to play if you're not sick and tired enough with your 9-5 job and ready to take extra hours delivering scrap to a giant creature hiding behind a huge wall. Solid credit history is required to play this game, because you'll sell everything to reach the quota.

Well, it's just a game about being a kitty navigating a bustling city and that's all you need to know about it. It looks stunning, the gameplay smooth and amazing, and it's incredibly fun, although it runs perfectly on a Steam Deck. Great design setting, whimsical characters, and pretty straightforward story line make this game one of my favorites this year for sure! Highly recommend!

Definitely worth to play it on Steam Deck, runs perfectly smooth, but a few tweaks still needed after installation to prevent annoying crashes after 30 minutes of gameplay. Story pretty decent, not even close to Double Agent or even to Pandora Tomorrow but gameplay is still fun though.

To prevent crushes just put those launch option string before you start to play, and also make sure you are running on Proton Experimental:

-offline -offline_mode"-uplay_steam_mode"

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