Dice & Dungeons

ダイスを振って出た目から得られたアクションを選択しながらバトルを勝ち進むターン制ボードゲーム できることがダイスの目しだいなので運の要素はとても強い 新しいダイスはショップで購入したり探索で見つかるアイテムから得られる 戦略を考えて使用キャラと手持ちのダイスから得るべきもの、捨ててもいいもの、を選択して強化していく 一時間ほど遊んだ時点ではけっこう楽しめている、次はこうしようとすぐに問題解決のルートも見えやすいので どうしたらいいかわからんということはない、はず 自分は行動選択しないとなにもしないということを理解せずただダイスを振り続けて死にかけた

Ótimo jogo, só não me prendeu por muito tempo devido ao meu péssimo inglês, mesmo assim da pra ter uma ideia do que cada dado faz. Espero que futuramente seja adicionado o idioma PT-BR para leigos (assim como eu) para auxiliar em estratégias nessa obra prima.

[i] My Experience [/i] While [b]Dice & Dungeons[/b] is clearly a low-budget production (the art style seems to vary from one enemy to another), it hooked me and didn't let go until I'd completed all of the game's achievements. I enjoyed the strategic layer of deciding which dice to add to my pool and which to remove. What distribution ensures that I'll get at least one copy of a certain symbol in each of my rolls? How can I maximize how many magic attack symbols I receive? I also appreciated that the game isn't a roguelike, and find it tiresome that so many games are these days. Sometimes I'd lose to a boss in [b]Dice & Dungeons[/b] on my first attempt, only to then try it again with the exact same dice pool and win. I might've lost initiative during my first attempt, or I was just unlucky with my rolls. However, there are certainly some issues with the experience: [list] [*] The Invisibility and Paralysis effects are [i]far[/i] too strong. If a character casts Invisibility on themselves, the entire turn of their opponent is essentially negated and all of their attacks will automatically miss (although they can still gain health or gold). If a character casts Paralysis on their opponent, the opponent's turn is [i]entirely[/i] negated (they can't perform attacks of any kind, gain health, or gain gold). Perhaps the effects wouldn't feel overpowered if they were more rare, but both myself and my opponents were often able to cast one of these effects five turns in a row. Solutions to this issue might be reworking the dice for some of the items so that the effect is more rare, or making Invisibility cancel only the first attack by the opponent (no matter what it is) and making Paralysis cancel only the first action taken by a player (no matter what it is). [*] Although you can acquire essentially whatever dice you desired due to how much money the Rogue is able to make, each of his battles feels like a war of attrition. He has no damage specialty like the other classes, and so things move a [i]lot[/i] slower. I would highly recommend not using the Rogue to pursue the "Enemies with 200% life !" achievement. [*] I didn't often find loot that I wanted for whatever build I was trying to create. This didn't bother me overmuch, but it did feel silly to exclusively [i]decline[/i] all the "treasures" I kept finding. Luckily, the Tradesman shows up at regular intervals. [/list] I can still recommend [b]Dice & Dungeons[/b] despite the issues I noted above, though it would be a better experience if a few things were slightly altered. It can play a bit slowly, so I would definitely recommend going into the options menu and maximizing the dice roll speed as soon as you can.

The game is very short and simple. The problem is that there are balance issues that make the game disgustingly aggravating. Monsters have invisibility and paralyse and when used, you can't hit them. The problem is that some monsters have so much of it that every single round is them hitting you and you doing nothing. Some even have potions so that if you get a rare hit, the immediately heal. You can sit there for hours trying to fight and get nothing done. Every now and then you can visit the shop. There are only a few useful items and it will require you doing ALT F4 /reload over and over again until you get the item you need. At the start of each battle is a dice roll to see who goes first. If the monster goes first, you need to ALT F$/reload and try again because most skills only work if you go first.

Played on Steam Deck. There is a completely functional game here on a technical level, but nothing about the experience is good. Lacking in just about every area. Just look at it... =/ One Deck Dungeon is what this game was trying to be.

Had to refund it. "Just" manipulating the dice bag doesn`t do it for me. Might be your game though.

The game is pretty confusing to learn.

Ótimo jogo ! Mecânica inovadora de dice building. Gosei muito !