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Obby: Prison digger
A frantic digging obby game on Kiz10 where your drill chews through prison layers, pets juice your loot, and the leaderboard dares you to escape first.
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9.00 (151 votes)
Released:
16 Jan 2026
Last Updated:
16 Jan 2026
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Obby: Prison Digger starts with the kind of plan youβd sketch on a napkin with shaking hands and way too much confidence. Youβre in prison, the exit is a dream, and someone has handed you a drill like itβs the most normal thing in the world. No dramatic cutscene, no heroic speech. Just you, a chunk of ground, and that sweet little moment when the first layer breaks and you realize, ohβ¦ Iβm really doing this.
Obby: Prison Digger starts with the kind of plan youβd sketch on a napkin with shaking hands and way too much confidence. Youβre in prison, the exit is a dream, and someone has handed you a drill like itβs the most normal thing in the world. No dramatic cutscene, no heroic speech. Just you, a chunk of ground, and that sweet little moment when the first layer breaks and you realize, ohβ¦ Iβm really doing this.
On Kiz10, it plays like a race disguised as a jailbreak. Dig down. Get stronger. Dig faster. Get greedy. Dig even deeper. And somewhere between βthis is fineβ and βwhy is the earth angry,β youβre checking the leaderboard because another player is already flexing their progress like theyβre sponsored by chaos. The goal is simple, sure. Escape first. But the path is loud, messy, and weirdly addictive.
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The digging is the heartbeat. You donβt just tap at dirt for decoration, you carve your way through layers that get tougher like the game is testing your patience personally. Early on, you feel unstoppable. Your drill bites into softer ground, resources pop out, and you start thinking youβve cracked the code of prison physics. Then you hit that next layer. The one that doesnβt crumble. The one that looks at your drill and basically says, cute attempt.
The digging is the heartbeat. You donβt just tap at dirt for decoration, you carve your way through layers that get tougher like the game is testing your patience personally. Early on, you feel unstoppable. Your drill bites into softer ground, resources pop out, and you start thinking youβve cracked the code of prison physics. Then you hit that next layer. The one that doesnβt crumble. The one that looks at your drill and basically says, cute attempt.
Thatβs when the upgrade itch shows up. Because Obby: Prison Digger is not a βbe braveβ kind of game. Itβs a βbe upgradedβ kind of game. Power matters. Speed matters. Efficiency matters. The deeper you go, the more every second feels expensive. Youβre not just digging for fun, youβre digging for momentum. If your drill is weak, you feel it immediately. Progress slows. Your brain starts doing that dramatic gamer monologue: okay, okay, calm down, we just need one good upgrade and weβre back in businessβ¦ pleaseβ¦ any upgradeβ¦ Iβll stop being greedy, I swear.
And then, of course, you donβt stop being greedy. You dig anyway. π
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Upgrading your drill in this game feels less like shopping and more like evolving into a dangerous little underground machine. More power means tougher layers stop acting invincible. More speed means you stop staring at the same block like it owes you money. And once you get that sweet spot where youβre strong enough to cut through the next section without slowing down, everything changes. The game becomes a downhill sprintβ¦ except youβre going deeperβ¦ which is the opposite of downhill sprintingβ¦ but you get the idea. Itβs momentum. Itβs flow.
Upgrading your drill in this game feels less like shopping and more like evolving into a dangerous little underground machine. More power means tougher layers stop acting invincible. More speed means you stop staring at the same block like it owes you money. And once you get that sweet spot where youβre strong enough to cut through the next section without slowing down, everything changes. The game becomes a downhill sprintβ¦ except youβre going deeperβ¦ which is the opposite of downhill sprintingβ¦ but you get the idea. Itβs momentum. Itβs flow.
Thereβs a special kind of satisfaction in watching your drill go from βslightly usefulβ to βminiature apocalypse.β The digging turns smooth. Your route opens up. You start planning little dives like missions. Quick resource run, back to upgrade, then a longer descent, then a risky push because you can feel another player getting close. And yes, youβll absolutely do the dumb thing where you stay down too long because youβre convinced the next few blocks are going to pay out huge. Sometimes youβre right and you feel like a genius. Sometimes youβre wrong and you sit there for a second likeβ¦ wowβ¦ I did that to myself. π
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Then the game hits you with the most dangerous feature of all: pets. Because digging faster is great, sure. Escaping the prison is the mission, yeah. But hatching eggs? Collecting little helpers that boost your resources? Thatβs the trap. A delightful, adorable trap that turns you into a farming gremlin.
Then the game hits you with the most dangerous feature of all: pets. Because digging faster is great, sure. Escaping the prison is the mission, yeah. But hatching eggs? Collecting little helpers that boost your resources? Thatβs the trap. A delightful, adorable trap that turns you into a farming gremlin.
Pets in Obby: Prison Digger arenβt just cosmetic fluff. Theyβre the kind of bonus that makes you rethink your whole rhythm. Suddenly youβre not only chasing depth, youβre chasing efficiency. You want more drops, better rewards, faster gains. You hatch an egg, get a pet, see the resource boost, and immediately start eyeing the next egg like itβs a life decision. The game knows exactly what itβs doing. Itβs whispering: you could escape right nowβ¦ or you could get a slightly better pet and become unstoppable. And youβre like, hmm, unstoppable sounds responsible.
Thereβs something hilarious about the contrast. Youβre literally in a prison escape scenario, and your priorities shift to managing a tiny squad of loot-boosting companions. Itβs like planning a jailbreak with a bunch of enthusiastic hamsters. πΉβ¨
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Every layer gives you a reason to keep going. Resources show up like little bribes scattered through the ground: gems, materials, whatever the gameβs current version of βyes, keep diggingβ looks like. And it works. Because the deeper you go, the better the rewards tend to feel, and thatβs the exact kind of logic that turns a simple obby mining run into an obsession.
Every layer gives you a reason to keep going. Resources show up like little bribes scattered through the ground: gems, materials, whatever the gameβs current version of βyes, keep diggingβ looks like. And it works. Because the deeper you go, the better the rewards tend to feel, and thatβs the exact kind of logic that turns a simple obby mining run into an obsession.
You start noticing patterns. Shallow layers are for building your base strength. Mid layers are where you start making real progress and stacking upgrades. Deeper layers are where the rewards get spicy and the blocks get stubborn. It becomes a balancing act between βI need to upgrade nowβ and βI can push a bit longer.β That push is where the drama lives. You feel the pressure of the depth, the temptation of better loot, and the constant awareness that other players are doing their own dives, possibly with better pets, possibly with a drill that sounds like a motorbike.
And the game isnβt shy about making it competitive. The leaderboard is always there, quietly judging you. You can ignore it for a while, pretend youβre playing peacefullyβ¦ until you see someone pull ahead and your brain flips into competitive goblin mode. Fine. Fine! Iβll dig faster! I didnβt even want calm anyway! π€
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Because yes, itβs multiplayer energy. Even if youβre focused on your own tunnel, the vibe is a sprint. Someone is always trying to be first. Someone is always upgrading like a maniac. Someone is always magically ahead, and youβre left wondering if theyβve discovered a secret strategy or if they just never stop clicking.
Because yes, itβs multiplayer energy. Even if youβre focused on your own tunnel, the vibe is a sprint. Someone is always trying to be first. Someone is always upgrading like a maniac. Someone is always magically ahead, and youβre left wondering if theyβve discovered a secret strategy or if they just never stop clicking.
That competition changes the mood. Obby: Prison Digger becomes less of a cozy digging simulator and more of a frantic prison break challenge where your choices matter. Do you stop to hatch eggs and boost your long-term grind, or do you push for raw depth to claim the escape? Do you take the safe upgrade path, or do you gamble on power because you want to smash the next tough layer without losing momentum? Youβll feel it in your hands when you hesitate for half a second, like the game is tapping its watch. β±οΈ
And when you finally hit a run where everything aligns, itβs pure movie mode. Drill upgraded, pets boosting, resources flowing, depth climbing fast. Youβre not thinking anymore, youβre just moving. Dig, collect, upgrade, dive again. The prison is above you, the exit is closer, and the chaos feels like itβs cheering. On Kiz10, that kind of run hits like sugar and adrenaline at the same time.
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Even when you donβt escape first, the game leaves you with that classic feeling: I was so close. Or the even more dangerous one: okay but if I just upgrade my drill a bit more and hatch one better pet, Iβm basically guaranteed to win next time. Thatβs how it gets you. Itβs light, quick to restart, and built around steady improvement. You always feel like the next attempt is going to be the clean one. The smart one. The one where you donβt waste time on shiny distractions. The one where you totally, absolutely, definitely escape first.
Even when you donβt escape first, the game leaves you with that classic feeling: I was so close. Or the even more dangerous one: okay but if I just upgrade my drill a bit more and hatch one better pet, Iβm basically guaranteed to win next time. Thatβs how it gets you. Itβs light, quick to restart, and built around steady improvement. You always feel like the next attempt is going to be the clean one. The smart one. The one where you donβt waste time on shiny distractions. The one where you totally, absolutely, definitely escape first.
And then you load in and immediately start digging like a maniac again. Because honestly? Thatβs the fun. This is a prison escape obby where the ground is the level, upgrades are the strategy, pets are the temptation, and the leaderboard is the villain. If you like digging games, drill upgrade loops, resource farming, and that competitive βI can do betterβ itch, Obby: Prison Digger on Kiz10 is basically a slippery slope made of dirt. πβοΈ
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