Hardcore mobile timekiller in pixel art

This is a very addictive pixel art mobile game. The player's task is to dig as deep as possible and avoid obstacles. There are many characters with their own history and many locations that can be opened with coins collected during the game. Management is carried out by tap, swipe or gyroscope to choose from.

Over 20 unique locations

Almost every character in Brutal Digger had their own unique location that told their story. In addition, numerous Easter eggs were added to the location, which players could only see with certain behavior in the game.

For example, sometimes Slenderman could be seen in the forest behind the Canadian - for this the player had to die many times in the early stages. It was a reference to a famous urban legend. In turn, if Lincoln dug deep enough, Mount Rushmore would begin to blink her eyes in front of him. Similar secrets were in different locations.

Сharacters

Dozens of uniquely developed characters with their own history

During the creation of the game, several dozen unique characters were drawn. Some of them have references to some historical figures or characters of mass culture, some carried a satirical background or based on stereotypes.

The main task was to make the characters different from each other, memorable and unique. Each of them was supposed to have their own story, but sometimes it could overlap with other characters. In addition, despite the pixel art style, it was important to make the heroes of the Brutal Digger worked out at the macro level. Even if the gamer may not notice it. For example, Cowboy had spurs on his boots and beautiful embroidery on his waistcoat.

All characters had different weapons, as well as an ability that, when activated, gave certain advantages for a short time.

Each character has a unique animation

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