Dice With Death

Such an addictive game. Seaglass is the best.

Addictive and fun. Loved playing it, although it is relatively limited. I do like that each character has a very different play style.

Super fun, especially if you like games like Inscryption and the like. I love the stories that Death tells in between matches, and the dice and trinkets are pretty awesome and have variety.

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Good fun and challenging!

i have put too many hours into this game. yes, i love it. i have read some reviews about not being able to essentially being able to "pick and choose" your relics, which would remove the difficulty in the game. Granted, i have noticed that it does not feel that certain relics do not pop up at all, or that the relics that do don't match the character you are playing nearly enough. to the developers, giving more banishes so that we can have a higher chance of getting what we want would be beautiful. also, another character would be great. as in, when will we see a merchant/trade caravan character to match the cash register relic? (just an idea)(bad deal gone wrong, bandits, etc for the death). a king or queen? a court jester - you could have fun building this as straight chaos, a thief would be great - steal things from deaths relics, extra poison damage, etc just my thoughts. great game, and obv my hours that i have, and will continue to, sink into this game prove that lol

This is a Balatrolike that really hooked me. All of these games are fun, but this one really hit for me, and I don't even like Yahtzee! The game takes a familiar and relatively simple board game, and ramps everything up with the usual Roguelite game mechanics and for whatever reason this one does "IT" for me. The characters all play differently, the runs all play differently, and you get unlocks at a pleasant steady pace so runs consistently feel fresh. The game is a bit derivative of some others in the genera but it's hard to fault it for doing what works. The only real character you meet is Death, but they have a soothing personality and subtle charm giving the game a laid back feel. The music and sound are both minimal, but this is a game meant to be played while doing something else. Sure there are some interesting game play moments where you have to think threw choices, but once you understand the mechanics the relaxed pace of the game lets you mulit task with ease. I love this game, and full heartedly recommend you try the demo if this sounds at all like something you might enjoy. I know after a few games of the demo I was hooked and wanted a full copy.

Fun Farkle-like game. My only complaints are lack of information on how to play, took a bit to figure out witch. Then tooltips broke when hovering over her spells halfway through a game so I had to guess what her spells did. Other than that it's pretty fun if you like dice games in general.

Bought Dice With Death because the idea sounded cool. Stayed because my dice rolls apparently have a personal vendetta against me and I’m loving every second of it. This game somehow turns rolling dice into pure tension. Every run feels like gambling with your soul in the best possible way. One minute you’re carefully planning the perfect strategy, the next you’re screaming at a cube because it betrayed your entire build. The combat is super satisfying, the synergies get surprisingly deep, and when a build finally comes together you feel like the smartest person alive… right until the game reminds you that overconfidence is a debuff. It has that dangerous “one more run” energy where you keep telling yourself you’ll stop after the next attempt, and suddenly it’s 3 AM and you’re still theorycrafting dice combos in your head. Absolutely recommended for anyone who enjoys roguelikes, strategy games, or emotional damage delivered through random numbers.

It has the bones of a solid roguelike game. (pun intended) Rolling the virtual dice is enjoyable and the mechanics of dueling with dice is an interesting idea to me. I'm a fan of the pixel art, reading the conversations between rounds adds personality and history to each class. The difficulty is challenging, especially since I don't have much unlocked, but suppose that might be by design or due to RNG. I do like how you can gain new types of dice, relics, trinkets during a run, but I wish there were more possible upgrades e.g., leveling up types of scoring combinations, adding or removing pips in a die, maybe a way to disable/reroll one of death's bothersome relics, to feel like I have a bit more agency. I don't have many hours playing Dice With Death, however, it's a simple but enjoyable game, so I'll ROLL with that.