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Play Dig: The Lost Miner: Episode 1 : Demo

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Category: Action
Description: After a routine mining mission, Dig jumps into his hypersleep chamber and initiates the launch sequence to head home; During the trip home his ship encounters an asteroid field and while attempting a safe course of passage enevitably takes damage; The ship’s computer – unbeknown to the damage – continues the journey while precious fuel begins leaking into space. The ship’s computer finally realises the fuel reserves won’t be enough to make it home and begins a search for local planets that may harbour plentiful reserves of fuel. It finds only one and sets a course. During the descent onto the planet; Dig is awoken – expecting to be approaching his home world when the Ship’s computer explains their situation. There’s just one issue… the fuel on the planet is nearly 4km below the surface and the ship doesn’t have enough fuel to fire the mining lasers. All of the mining will have to be done by Dig himself!
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