Puzzle Game Dig Ball

Dig Ball is a physics puzzle where digging reshapes terrain and gravity moves the colored ball. The player cannot drag the ball directly. Remove sand with a mouse or finger to create a channel toward a matching bowl, hole, or collection vehicle. Before digging, confirm the color destination and inspect obstacles, drops, and usable slopes between them. The shortest straight line is not automatically safe. A steep deep trench accelerates the ball and can produce a bounce that overshoots the target, while an overly flat route can consume momentum and stop halfway. A dependable method works backward from the target entrance. Define the angle and speed required for arrival, then connect that final section toward the starting ball. Leave a curved turn wider than the ball, with extra space along the outside, to accommodate drift at speed. Use a gentle slope before an obstacle to slow down, then a moderate drop afterward to restore motion instead of carving one narrow vertical pit. With several colored balls, inspect every matching target and design routes that do not compete for the same space. A ball released first may change a later collision or block a bowl entrance, so order also matters. Sand can still be removed ahead of a rolling ball, but emergency digging is rarely fast enough for a complex corner; prepare the main route before movement begins. When a ball stops, inspect for a local rise, flat shelf, or narrow pinch point. When it passes the target, widen and flatten the entrance buffer so friction and small impacts reduce speed. Change one slope or turn per retry, preserving a clear connection between terrain adjustment and physical result.