+1 Digging Power per Click
About This Game
+1 Digging Power per Click is a blocky 3D obby mining clicker with a simple promise in its name. Every click with the starting Wooden Pickaxe adds exactly one point of Power, and that number decides how deep you can break into the ground. Other players train and dig around you, and their power totals float over their heads, so you can always see how far behind or ahead you are.
The goal is to reach the bottom. Getting there is a loop of train, dig, haul loot, sell, upgrade your pickaxe and rebirth, and each pass through it sends you a little deeper than the last. It belongs to the wave of +1 obbies, where one tiny stat grows with every action until the numbers get absurd.
Anatomy of a Single Dig
Up top, before you jump in
The first minutes are spent standing still and clicking. Power ticks up one point at a time, and the Level bar at the top of the screen fills along with it. It feels slow because it is, and that's on purpose: the starter pickaxe is the weakest multiplier in the game, so the clicking mainly shows you why the pickaxe shop exists.
Through the orange walls
The dig site is a square pit lined with orange blocks. Break through the floor and you drop into a tunnel where loot sits waiting, each item tagged with a name, rarity and cash value. Early finds are mostly junk with a price tag: a Rotten Fish for $12, a Light Bulb for $32 and, the best Common, a Sewer Pipe for $200. Uncommon drops like the Plastic Goblet ($90) and Pirate Hook ($140) show up too. As the Sewer Pipe proves, rarity and price don't always line up, so read the value before you grab something.
The climb home and the pirate's stall
Your bag fills far sooner than the tunnel runs out, and the game nudges you to return to base. The purple To the Surface button saves you the walk. Back on top, a merchant in a pirate hat runs the red-orange stall, where you can sell items one at a time or clear the whole bag with SELL ALL.
Where the Money Goes
The pickaxe stall just left of spawn is the real progress bar. Each tier multiplies what a click is worth: Stone x5 for $80, Iron x12 for $300 and Golden x30 for $1.5K, with stronger picks listed beyond those. The jump from Wooden to Stone pays for itself after one or two tunnel trips. That's why a Sewer Pipe is worth more to you early on than any amount of extra clicking.
The showcase near spawn shows how far the value ladder climbs. A Dinosaur Remains fossil at Divine rarity is priced at $210M, and a Golden Chest at Celestial sits at $1.55B. Next to the pirate's pocket change, those numbers make it clear the deep layers play on a completely different scale.
Rebirth, Gam and the shortcut shelf
Once your level is high enough, rebirth wipes your power in exchange for permanent multipliers. Your first rebirth takes Power from x1 to x1.5 and Money from x1 to x1.2, so every click and every sale after it counts for more. Gam is the premium currency, and it buys timed boosts such as x2 Power plus power packs. The shop's free shelf hands out Money, Power, Gold Tokens and Diamond Tokens if you watch a short video, which is a handy kick when a pickaxe is just out of reach.
More games about getting stronger one click at a time:
- Dig to the Center of the Earth keep upgrading your drill and push straight down toward the core.
- OBBY Gym Simulator the same train-to-get-stronger obby loop, set in a gym.
- +1 Speed vs Tsunami another +1 obby where each step adds speed and the wave sets the clock.
- OBBY Tsunami +1 Speed a +1 speed obby with the tsunami chasing you.
- Dig out of Prison tunnel your way out of a cell instead of down to treasure.
Controls
- Move: W, A, S, D
- Jump: Space
- Dig / build Power: Left mouse click
- Pick up / interact: E (loot, pickaxe shop, sell stall)
- Look around: Hold right mouse button
- Mobile: On-screen controls
Frequently Asked Questions
The starting backpack holds just 3 items (it shows 0/3). Once it's full you can't pick up more, so press To the Surface, sell, and head back down.
At Level 20. Keep clicking and digging until the Level bar at the top reaches 20, then the rebirth button becomes usable.
They're paid shortcuts. Instead of grinding through a layer with your pickaxe, you can pay Gam to break it or skip ahead (3 or 9 Gam on the early pads). You never have to use them, and normal digging gets you down too.
Gameplay Video