The Grave Digger

Overview

Fagus and Tully are down on their luck. They've got bills to pay and the rent is due. They need to make money fast and the only skills at their disposal are Fagus' prowess with a shovel and Tully's business wiles. Join them on their misguided exploration into the dark and dangerous world of grave robbing.

It's a third-person stealth action-adventure that's a curious blend of whimsical English comedy and grim Dickensian horror. Explore cemeteries, dig up treasure, then try and get out alive by avoiding the restless spirits you've disturbed!

Key Features

• 18 Dickensian graveyards
• 5 ghost types with individual AI
• 1 gravel-voiced grave robber
• Unlockable bonus graveyard

Reviews

"The gameplay and humor give this game a charm and character that few games can hope to achieve"

- Mash Those Buttons

"The Grave Digger plays almost like Pacman"

- Critical Indie Gamer

"a fun and well thought-out puzzle game that manages to take the morbid thought of grave robbing, and turns it into a fun adventure"

- Pixels for Breakfast

"if you are a gamer that like challenges, I'd highly suggest you get this game"

- Choose Your Class

About Us

Home Groan Games are a fledgling game developer currently comprised of approximately 1.6 team-members based in Bristol, UK.

Tom is the experienced indie software developer, now finally giving in to his long-standing passion for computer games. In Home Groan Games he's the full-time programmer, graphic artist, sound technician, level designer, voice actor and any other odd-job you care to think of! Joe is currently a full-time bookseller by day, but when the moon is phat his attentions turn to game design, 2D and 3D art, wordsmithing, level design and frowning at incomprehensible business start-up guides written by Delphian wizards.

Tom and Joe have shared an enduring penchant for PC gaming since the early 90's and also the occasional wary dalliances with console-boxes. Throughout their adventures they've gibbed shamblers, frozen hamsters, built empires, cauterised stormtroopers, torched zombies, kicked tigers, slowed time, placed blocks, chased mimes around Paris, hacked supercomputers and capped innumerable flags, but now they're ready to add their own creations to the gaming landscape -- preferably involving top hats.