When the Diggles start working, it is often difficult to guess when the task will be completed.

Sometimes they react to commands so slowly, you will wonder if there is a problem with your mouse. I consider myself a patient person, and even I want to poke these Diggles with cattle prods so they'd do their jobs more quickly. The slow pace is the main problem that will turn people off. Like other RTS games, resource gathering and management is key to winning the game, since the Diggles need to eat, multiply, and feel content enough to work. Along the way, you will meet new dangers, challenges, or characters that help advance the plot. Your main 'goal' is to explore new areas by telling the Diggles to dig tunnels. The basic gameplay is easy to learn and rather free-form. It's all quite fun, provided that you have enough patience to endure the pace. Not having a clue on how to do this, you proceed by raising Diggles, feed them, order them to work hard (mostly digging tunnels to explore new areas), and make sure they have enough leisure time too. Your job is to command the Diggles, a merry bunch of dwarves, to capture Fenris. The plot is set in Norse mythology, although with a more tongue-in-cheek flavor than the usual fare: Fenris, the dog of Odin, has escaped and is wreaking havoc in the underworld. Diggles (released as Wiggles in Europe) is an ambitious, unique, and charming RTS that is ultimately bogged down with too much micro-management and snail-like pace to have a long-term appeal.

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