DIG Raiders' 4v4 Treasure Hunt mode adapts extraction gameplay to a mining theme: two teams dig, loot, and race to extract before rivals. This guide covers the mode's core strategy for 2026 players.
Understanding extraction risk
In Treasure Hunt, your team digs for loot while competing with another team for the same treasure. The decision is when to extract: stay longer for better loot or leave early to avoid confrontation.
Extraction risk-reward is the mode's heart—every haul is a bet against the rival team's timing.
Team composition and animal suits
Seven animal suits provide stat boosts: movement speed helps dig-and-dash runs, HP suits help brawlers hold contested chokepoints, damage boosts speed up mining. Assign roles per suit to balance your team.
Coordinate so at least one player can carry loot while others screen the extraction route.
Managing the alien factor
Aliens in the dig site can be exploited for labor, but they also complicate extraction. Use them as distractions against rival teams or clear them before moving big loot.
The 'exploit the aliens' mechanic turns environmental hazards into a strategic resource.
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Frequently asked questions
How many players are in Treasure Hunt?
The mode is 4v4: two teams of four compete to dig, loot, and extract.
Can I play DIG Raiders solo?
Yes, the game supports single-player, though co-op and PvP modes emphasize multiplayer.
