Dig Earth Studio Games

Solve the
planet.

Earth leaves clues everywhere. Read them, test your reasoning and work out what happened. Dig Earth Studio games turn geology and Earth science into puzzles, challenges and action you play rather than facts you memorise.

Observe Study the evidence before deciding what it means.
Reason Use geological relationships to build an explanation.
Act Make the call, test it and see whether the planet agrees.
Choose a game

Ready to read
the Earth?

Some games ask you to reconstruct the past. Others throw you straight into a changing landscape. The geology stays real, even when the pace gets faster.

Game · Stratigraphy
Relative dating · faults · intrusions · unconformities

Strata Sleuth

Study a geological cross-section and reconstruct its history. Decide what formed first, what cut what, where time is missing, and how the sequence changed through time.

3 levels Relative dating Animated replay
Start sleuthing
Game · Tectonics
SCAN DOWN
Continental rifting · normal faults · rift basins

Rift Runner

Race a field rover across an actively stretching continent. Jump fault scarps, collect rock samples and scan geological evidence as the landscape drops into a developing rift.

Action game Keyboard controls Tectonic reasoning
Start the run
More geological challenges are being built. Strata Sleuth and Rift Runner are the first Dig Earth Studio games. More will follow.
The idea

Don't memorise it.
Work it out.

The Games section is where Earth science becomes something you actively solve. Sometimes that means reconstructing a sequence from clues. Sometimes it means reacting while the landscape changes around you.

The visuals are simplified enough to make the reasoning visible, but the geological principles are real. Watch carefully, make a decision and see whether the Earth agrees.