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Dig Out of School — Getting started with the tutorial

Dig Out of School 🏫
Dynerix Studio, Playing 553, Rating 96.0%
Creator Dynerix Studio
Playing 553
Rating 96.0%
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Overview

Dig Out of School traps you inside a school and challenges you to break free before you get caught. There are three different escape routes to find, each ending in its own badge. This guide walks you through the basics, how to collect tools, and how to reach all three endings.

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Contents
01

Getting started with the tutorial

Step
In short Finishing the tutorial is the first thing you should do, because it teaches the controls you will rely on for everything else.

When you join for the first time, the game drops you straight into a tutorial. Work through it fully before you try to explore or dig anywhere. Once you earn the Finished Tutorial badge, you are ready to start playing for real.

  1. Join the game the tutorial begins automatically on your first visit.
  2. Complete it fully you earn the Finished Tutorial badge when you are done.
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02

The core loop: minigames, tools, and digging

Summary
In short Clear minigames during lessons to build up your tools, then dig and explore to hunt for an escape route.

Lessons are not just filler — completing the minigames that appear during class is how you progress. The tools and items you collect through trading with other students determine how far you can dig and how many areas you can reach.

  • Minigames puzzles given to you during lessons that move the game forward when cleared.
  • Trading swapping with student characters to upgrade tools or pick up useful items.
  • Digging using your tools to break through ground and reach new areas.
  • Exploring moving through newly opened areas to locate the exits.
03

The three escape endings

Check
In short There are three separate ways out of the school, and collecting all three endings is a natural long-term goal.

Each ending is tied to its own badge, so you always know which ones you still need. The Basement Ending, the Freezer Ending, and the IT Ending each require you to reach a different part of the school.

  • Basement Ending find and use the exit hidden in the basement.
  • Freezer Ending make your way through the kitchen and out via the freezer.
  • IT Ending reach the admin computer in the IT room and use it to escape.
04

Staying one step ahead of capture

Warn
In short The game warns you not to get caught, so plan your path before you move.

The game openly warns you not to get caught, and that applies to every escape route.

Worth watching out for
Pick your target ending before you start digging.
Think about your route and timing before you commit to a path.
05

Playing solo versus playing with friends

Table
In short The game works either way, and up to fourteen players can share one session.

You can attempt any of the three endings on your own. Bringing friends into the same room is also an option, and up to fourteen players can share one session.

Soloall three endings are reachable on your own.
With friendsup to fourteen players can join the same room.

Glossary

Glossary
Minigame
A short puzzle or task that appears during a lesson and rewards progress when completed.
Trade
An exchange with a student character that gets you upgraded tools or helpful items.
Ending
One of the three escape routes — basement, freezer, or IT room — each confirmed by its own badge.
Tutorial
The introductory section that runs on your first visit and teaches the basic controls.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do first?

Play through the tutorial on your first visit so you understand the controls. After that, focus on clearing minigames during lessons to gather tools, then start digging toward whichever ending you want to find first.

How many endings are there?

There are three endings: the Basement Ending, the Freezer Ending, and the IT Ending. Each one rewards a separate badge.

Can I play alone?

Yes, all endings are reachable on your own. You can also share a room with up to fourteen players.

Updated Oct 2, 2026
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