Dice Have No Eyes

The epitome of risk vs. reward. Unlike a lot of other games in this genre, where you only get a set number of rerolls per turn (see Balatro, Slice & Dice, and CloverPit), Dice Have No Eyes lets you (theoretically) reroll as much as you want on any given turn. I'm a huge fan of games that let you choose to play it safe or continually double down, and that is a central theme of this game. The gameplay looks relatively simple on the surface, revolving around rolling dice to score poker hands, but there's a surprising amount of decision-making involved with every reroll, which only increases (or decreases) depending on how you shape your build. I've had runs where I tunneled hard into rolling for Pair/Two Pair/Three Pair because of my trinket choice, and others where I went flexed around Full House and Five of a Kind due to the consumable spells and snacks I was offered. The various characters and their powers also enable more unique combos and playstyles, like Wizard being able to easily take advantage of the coin flipping mechanic due to their shield power. Many other options open up as you progress due to the extensive meta-progression unlcock tree, which contains new characters, trinkets, snacks, and spells to try out in future runs. Overall, for an Early Access title, this game is incredibly polished. It has an amazing art style/aesthetic, and I appreciate the devs supporting indie musicians by including their incredible music tracks in this game. The devs are also super active in their Discord, open to feedback and suggestions from players, and seem to have a clear vision for what content they want to add and how they want to balance the game, which bodes well for the game's future and the eventual end product it will turn out to be. 10/10 would highly recommend giving Dice Have No Eyes a shot if you are a fan of deckbuilder/dicebuilder roguelites!