Down on his luck, no money in his pockets and with the rent payments due; Fagus is having a rough time. Luckily for him, his badger-fearing mate Tully has an idea to help line their pockets. Legend has it that the great grave diggers of old are all buried in the same graveyard, with all the loot they “acquired” over the years. Unfortunately for Fagus, to make their way inside and loot the place, they must first acquire 18 keys. Even more unfortunate is that the map to find these keys has been torn up. On a quest to pay the rent – and get pissed in the pub with Tully – Fagus sets off to find these keys, steal as many valuables as he can and make it home in one piece.
oprainfall's Crystal Baltimore writes:
"I tend to hoard up PC games, and play them when I have time. I love the Humble Bundles and other sales like that! I saw The Grave Digger being advertised somewhere for only a few dollars, and decided to see what the game was all about. It’s a creepy-looking dude robbing graves! I had to have it! Would I fall in love with The Grave Digger or play it for five minutes and lay it to rest?"
Grave Digger is on sale for $10 or pay what you want at Indie Game Stand until November 4th.
MTB - How do you make grave robbing into a video game? Ask Home Groan Games, as they made a fun romp through picking over corpses in The Grave Digger. Tasked with digging up bodies and relieving them of their treasure, you’ll get to explore many different, cheerful graveyards and dodge the restless undead that you’ve disturbed through your desecrations. Don’t expect to just whack ghosts over the head with your shovel and get away, though. You wake the dead; you run. If you’re interested in a little stealth robbery where your life is on the line, The Grave Digger will keep you entertained.