Dig out of Prison

About Dig out of Prison

Dig out of Prison is a unique blend of stealth, strategy, and black-market economics. You begin with nothing but a spoon, but your ability to manage resources, time, and noise will determine whether you see freedom or remain locked up.

The game's core revolves around an ironic underground economy. To fund your escape, you scavenge for hidden valuables while tunneling and sell them to patrolling guards by placing items on your cell bench. The currency is toilet paper, which you then trade with fellow inmates for crucial digging upgrades and better equipment.

Success relies on a strict, heart-pounding routine. You must only dig when guards are away, work in short bursts to minimize noise, and meticulously hide evidence—replacing the carpet, flushing dirt down the toilet, and hiding your spoon under the bed—before any guard passes by. Failing to do so results in immediate loss of progress.

Discipline is your best weapon. One forgotten carpet corner or one loud dig can land you in solitary confinement. Are you ready to build your underground empire, manipulate the guards, and tunnel your way to liberty?

How to Play Dig out of Prison

Start by exploring your cell and the surrounding area. Use WASD to move silently. Left-click to dig through earth and collect hidden treasures. When guards are nearby, stop digging and hide your spoon under the bed. Place collected items on your bench to sell them to guards for toilet paper. Use toilet paper to trade with inmates for upgrades like faster digging or more stamina. Always replace the carpet over your tunnel and flush excavated dirt down the toilet before guards arrive. Manage your actions carefully—getting caught means losing progress.

Tips for Dig out of Prison

Always listen for guard footsteps and plan your digging around their patrol patterns. Dig in short bursts to reduce noise. Upgrade your spoon and stamina as soon as possible—these improve efficiency and reduce risk. Never leave your tunnel uncovered for long; make cleanup a habit. Sell smaller items first to build toilet paper reserves for better equipment.