Dig Dig Die Controls & Keybinds — Steam PC Guide (2026)

Complete guide to Dig Dig Die controls on Steam. Default keybinds for movement, digging, inventory, voice chat, and settings for the co-op horror game by...

Dig Dig Die Controls Overview

In Dig Dig Die — the co-op horror game by Alice Games launching August 6, 2026 on Steam — your survival depends on quick reactions. Every action creates sound that monsters can detect, so knowing your controls inside out is essential.

Note: The game is still in pre-release development. The controls below are based on standard Steam co-op conventions and the game's early access information. We will update this page with exact keybinds once the game launches.

Expected Default Keybinds

Movement

ActionKeyNotes
Move ForwardWStandard WASD
Move BackwardS
Strafe LeftA
Strafe RightD
SprintShift⚠️ Sprinting creates more noise
JumpSpace
CrouchCtrlCrouch-walking is quieter

Digging & Interaction

ActionKeyNotes
Dig / Use ToolLeft ClickPrimary action for shovels and crowbars
InteractEOpen doors, pick up items, use vending machines
Drop ItemGDrop loot for teammates
InventoryTab / ICheck what you're carrying

Combat

ActionKeyNotes
Attack / SwingLeft ClickMelee swing with equipped tool
AimRight ClickAim ranged weapons if available
ReloadRFor firearms

Communication

ActionKeyNotes
Voice Chat (Push to Talk)V⚠️ Monsters can hear your voice
Text ChatEnterSilent alternative to voice
Ping / PointMiddle Click or QMark items or dangers silently

Sound Discipline: The Most Important "Control"

The key to surviving in Dig Dig Die isn't just pressing the right buttons — it's knowing when not to press them. Every sound you make can attract monsters:

  • Walking is quieter than sprinting
  • Crouch-walking is the quietest movement
  • Push-to-talk is strongly recommended over open mic
  • Text chat and pings generate zero sound — use them when monsters are near

Controller Support

Dig Dig Die on Steam supports controller play. The game uses standard Steam Input configuration, so Xbox and PlayStation controllers should work with default mappings. On-screen prompts will display button icons for your controller type.

SettingRecommendationWhy
Voice Chat ModePush to TalkPrevents accidental noise
SubtitlesOnHear dialogue even when being quiet
FOV90-100Better situational awareness
SprintToggleFrees up a finger