
A tense dice duel in an elegant Art Deco world where luck and strategy decide who survives. Roll five dice and build winning hands inspired by poker. Use Gambits to flip the table in your favor. Outlast your rival: only one remains seated at the dinner table.
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Tonight, you are invited to D.I.C.E., a game of Death, Intellect, Cruelty and Elegance.
A delightful dinner where dice are served as your final course, in our exquisite Art Deco establishment.
If luck is on your side, you may survive.
Face off in a tense 1v1 match, either against another player online or singleplayer.
Both of you are served 5 dice. The goal is simple: roll the best hand, using rules inspired by Poker with a few twists.
Not lucky? Use Gambits to reroll, manipulate or even sabotage your opponent’s plans.
Keep winning until only one remains seated at the dinner table.
Dice: Each player rolls 5 dice to form hands based on modified Poker rules, including Flush.
Gambits: Choose from over 8 different Gambits to influence your dice.
Multiplayer: Engage in online matches with friends or random players through matchmaking or private lobbies.
Singleplayer: Play against AI opponents of varying difficulty.
Unlocks: Progress and earn new cosmetic rewards by winning matches.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
sehr gutes desing mit viel potenzial also insgesamt sehr sehr geiles game
fun
Thought it would be a fun, cheap game to play with a friend. Game lasted only like two minutes, and I lost to a "poker" hand that was factually worse than mine [6 6 6 2 2] vs my friends [6 6 6 1 1]. Spun the lucky wheel just as a last hope before I returned it. Was about to get a one of the fancy cosmetic options, and the wheel abruptly stopped just before it, as if the game didn't want me to get the good spin. Returned.
Poker + Yatzee, I like. But I think there should be a turned based interaction in playing the cards and roll in order to make some interactions strategically viable. He rerolls exactly 1 --> maybe I should reroll my 1s in 1/1/5/5/5
A Game of D.I.C.E. is a stylish gem that adds strategy to a lucky game. The Art Deco aesthetic sets a moody, immersive tone, but the real star is the gameplay: standard poker-dice mechanics are elevated by "Gambits," which allow you to sabotage opponents and flip the odds in your favor. It’s easy to pick up, deceptively deep, and hits that "just one more round" sweet spot perfectly- whether you're dueling the AI or sweating it out in multiplayer, this is an instant recommendation.
can't fully recomend this game it's good but could be better, first point i'd say is one of the bigger issues is even with sound effects volume at max there was none no dice sound no nothing just the music it's ok but the trailer sets the expectation for sound effects of the dice rolling and hitting the table and i got none of it even after restarting multiple times, second not having an option to change keybinds cause some countries like france don't have qwerty keyboards but azerty keyboards and having to change the language of the keyboard ever single time to play the game and hitting the buttons that would normally work but don't cause it's set to wasd while for french keyboards it's zqsd and not being able to change it would just make using the keyboard after a nightmare cause you then either have to change it back to normal or mistype everything cause the keys don't match their placement cause you forgot cause adhd it's just a headache the game is fun just those 2 major points are my 2 things that would make this game slightly better (don't really know how to puntuate properly so this will be difficult to read sorry dyslexia isn't helping either)
Fun game with a cool atmosphere. Ended up playing way more rounds than expected!
I did really enjoy the game. The visuals and atmosphere are pretty well done and I found myself playing quite some rounds in the end. It will be a chill game to play with a friend late at night i guess. Also spinning the wheel did just the right amount of excitement to keep me playing for another ticket ^^
Nice visuals and sound effects. The core idea is solid and fun but the game still needs some optimization. There are a few bugs here and there, along with occasional ping issues. But it's still early access so it's fine. I do like the daily roulette system and the cosmetics. It’s a nice touch. Overall, a promising game with room to improve.
a simple game with smooth animations. it is also still early beta so i'm excited on how the game will further develop. some things i noticed: there no skip button for the roulette animation, i could barely read the numbers on dices of that one red dice skin which you can get from the roulette because of the light
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