Set a squad size, progression stages, and session length to get a co-op plan. The tool keeps an editable legacy 6-member scenario; The six-player cap and R15 rig are legacy planning inputs, not current official facts; Phase A did not normalize refreshed experience metadata. Cross-platform support is official, but the session suggestions are community strategy, not game mechanics.
Community strategy suggestions, not game mechanics — no official co-op bonus is confirmed in Dig & Clean.
1. Warm-up & claim spots
6mEveryone picks their own dig spot. Splitting spots keeps the squad from competing over the same finds.
2. Focused digging
33mHeads-down digging. When someone digs up a find, squadmates watch the spray reveal together — Luck appears in source-labeled systems, but exact roll behavior is unpublished.
3. Museum break
9mRegroup and visit each other's museums. Compare displays, trade display ideas, and let fresh players see what late-game finds look like.
4. Sell & compare
12mEveryone sells their finds, compares session gold, and each player names the one upgrade they are saving for next.
Player 1 · Learner
Stick near a buddy, ask about upgrade order, and sell often instead of hoarding finds.
Player 2 · Grinder
Steady digging pace — call out rare reveals so the squad can watch the spray reveal.
Player 3 · Mentor & spot scout
Help fresh members pick dig spots and explain what rarity rolls mean for their museum.
What is actually confirmed about playing Dig & Clean with friends.
This planner keeps a legacy 6-player scenario as an editable planning limit. The six-player cap and R15 rig are legacy planning inputs, not current official facts; Phase A did not normalize refreshed experience metadata.
No co-op bonus is confirmed. Playing with friends is about company, shared advice, and watching each other's rare reveals — the session plans on this page are community strategy suggestions, not game mechanics.
Yes. Dig & Clean is cross-platform across Mobile, Tablet, PC, and Console (official), so friends on different devices can join the same server.
The usual community suggestion is to split dig spots so nobody competes for the same finds, pair fresh players with late-game players for upgrade advice, take a museum break to compare displays, and sell together at the end to compare gold.
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