Digger Dumper

Digger Dumper is a construction-site game built around a proper articulated excavator arm. The tracked digger sits on the left, a mound of earth waits in the middle and an empty dump truck is parked on the right. You work the arm yourself: press the left half of the screen and drag up or down to raise and lower the boom, left or right to reach out and pull the stick back in — there are no direction buttons, the arm answers to an analogue stick and holds any angle you choose. Tap the right half and the bucket curls and bites into the soil; tap again with a full bucket to tip the load out. Landing it inside the truck bed is your job: anything that misses spills onto the ground, but nothing is lost — it falls back onto the pile and you can dig it up again. Rocks and gold nuggets turn up in the soil as you dig deeper; rocks pay well and nuggets pay far better. When the bed is full the truck sounds its horn and pulls away, a fresh one rolls in and you are given extra time — and every new truck carries a slightly bigger bed than the last. The more trucks you load before the clock runs out, the higher your score. Every sound is generated in the browser with no external files, including the engine that rumbles while the arm moves. Your best score is saved, and at the end of a shift you can put your name on a local top-10 leaderboard. No internet needed, no ads; play with one finger on a phone or with arrow keys and space on a computer, and it reads clearly in both dark and light themes.