The Dig screenshots

Title screen

Low, Brink and Robbins in the opening sequence

Boston can use this aptly named "PenUltimate" to communicate with his friends

Conversation topics are displayed as the three astronauts start a seemingly mundane scientific task...

Some of these items are going to be indispensable...

One of the pre-rendered animations early in the game. What is happening?..

A cutscene showing the flight towards the mysterious planet

The trio's arrival on Cocytus

One of the first locations you'll explore on the planet surface. Looks like it's just a wreck...

One of the first puzzles involves fixing a misplaced lens to restore energy to the Nexus, the game's hub area

The team encounters their first ghost

Maggie Robbins goes off to explore on her own after a tragic accident happens. This location is the Nexus, the game's main hub

Bird's eye view of a central location - you'll visit it fairly early in the game, but its secret will remain unsolved for a very long time...

One of the many strange devices Low deals with in a puzzle early in the game

All aboard! Next stop, the first spire!

Oh, what a cute creature...

A magnificent tram ride! Most major areas ("spires") in this game are connected by this exotic underwater sphere-like vehicle

The famous "bones puzzle" - possibly the hardest in the game. Don't be ashamed if you'll need a walkthrough for this one!..

Detail of a tablet found in the museum

You'll have to study and match those shapes found on various colored rods a lot. And believe me, this is probably the easiest puzzle in this game

A breathtaking view in the Museum Spire. Purple is a color you'll encounter a lot - it's fittingly mysterious and exotic, indeed

A dialogue with Maggie, who stays in this strange library for much of the game. Yeah, Boston, say something profound... I bet she'll be impressed!

Boston challenges the perception that only Jesus could resurrect the dead. As you'll see, the whole story of the game carries a clear philosophical and even religious message

Underwater journey! Let's see what lies ahead...

Discovered another cavern beneath the Museum Spire. Demonstrating how items are used in the game (just as an example - this is not a puzzle solution!)

Planetarium Tram Station. You are putting away your tusk. Err... that last part sounded a bit strange

Can you even see where Boston is?! Such views impart well the monumental, majestic style of the game

Wee! Riding a wave to get to the other side! I always wanted to do that

You'll have to build several light bridges through such devices. The more of them you find, the harder the corresponding puzzles become

Probably the least exotic location in the game - it almost feels as if we were home... Boston tries to do something with that rod

You'll even need to adjust and align planets in this game! Or are those just images?..

An example of text feedback when you interact with objects. This is the Command Center, from where trams are controlled

Crystal puzzle - you'll need to "revive" that black crystal

More purple, and more awesome views. You have now discovered the Tomb Sphere

Gorgeous effects in a mysterious ancient tomb

You travel up to the mountains. Your friend Brink is busy doing something... I wonder what that is

More caves, more panels - it can't be denied there is a certain monotony in this game. On the other side, the somewhat "deadly" style is consistent all the way through