Dicey Bizniz

For those who liked playing decks of cards but love the chaotic feeling of rolling dice more, Dicey Bizniz is just one of those easy pick-up and play titles that I found very fun to learn. Gameplay is simple: poker-esque in your dice value + multiplier score to create combinations like straights, flushes, pairs, etc. Now add to it a shop with relics, powered dice, and one-time use spells. Fail a game? You now have a rogue-lite element with a tree to power your way through. Succeed in a game? You've unlocked multiple new modes to challenge yourself in. The dev is also rather quick to fix issues if you run into it. As solo devs go, that's super impressive and appreciated. [b]Recommended![/b]

Очередной последователь культа Балатро, не способный стать лидером, но достаточный для достойного времяпрепровождения в его компании. В достатке у нас и набор очков, и артефакты, и боссы, и прокачка. Геймплей динамичный, графика приятна глазу.

Finished my first successful run and I think this game is interesting, even if it all comes down to chance. I'd love to see expanded tooltips when hovering over relics, dice, and spells that explain what the special terms mean, and a larger / more legible font overall. Even in 1080p, a lot of the in-game text is very hard to read.

I was originally able to play the beta test of this game and racked up around 40+ hours, then a further 19 hours with the full game which was kindly gifted to me by the developer for my beta feedback. Dicey Bizniz utilises dice mechanics on multiple levels, incorporating dice with individual stats, a skill tree and a purchasing system for spending your in-game currencies to buy upgrades to buff your rolls and dice values / stats. This makes it incredibly accessible for newcomers while offering a surprising depth for strategy veterans. You can choose to play the game as simply or as complicated as you want it to be. For the Casual Player, you can jump in and enjoy the satisfying thrill of the roll, simply making your way through the game without agonising over complex systems. It's instantly fun and rewarding! Your skill tree is persistent with each new game so each time you play you are building up points to get stronger stats and better options. For the Strategist, this is where the game truly shines. There is a deep, engaging side to the game focused on learning the optimal dice configurations, paths, and strategies for specific tables which have their own rules and buying the right power ups to take on challenging bosses. Spending time mastering these elements allows you to truly optimise your play. Yes, I know it's a game of chance, the dice will roll, but the upgrade options and skill tree gives you the tools to rig the odds in your favour. By carefully choosing your paths, customising your dice, and employing clever strategies, you get to push luck and dominate the opposition. It feels less like pure chance and more like calculated risk. On top of the gameplay, there are lots of interesting and challenging achievements to hunt down, adding nice replay value. My advice is to do the reset tree one early as I had nearly filled mine up before I saw this achievement and it's a long journey to refill it again after a reset! :) The developer is very friendly and responsive on their discord, and genuinely cares about the community's feedback. It will be interesting to see if any new features develop over time.

If you are a looking for a roguelite that involves building out poker-esque combos; with fast and fun rounds, Dicey Bizniz is for you. The combos are great, the scaling is nice and the bosses are brutal. Check it out for yourself and see just how high of a score you can get!

An interesting concept. It could use some additional polishing, but I didn't run into any bugs & the game worked well.

A decent little game to spend time on, just wish that it would stand out a bit more, thanks for the developer for sharing the game with me - I actually enjoyed, but as mentioned it lacks a bit of oomph to stand out. For the ones that are still reading this is a Dice Balatro basically - if you are itching for more of the combos, go ahead - just do not expect visually crazy effects or sounds while doing it.

🇫🇷 Review Steam (FR) Dicey Bizniz est franchement une bonne surprise : simple à prendre en main, mais super addictif une fois lancé. Les runs s’enchaînent naturellement, on a toujours “juste une dernière” envie de relancer, et la progression donne un vrai sentiment d’amélioration. C’est fun, rapide, efficace — parfait pour se faire happer quelques minutes… ou beaucoup plus. ✅ Recommandé si tu aimes les jeux qui vont droit au but et qui donnent envie d’optimiser. 🇬🇧 Steam Review (EN) Dicey Bizniz is a really nice surprise: easy to pick up, yet very addictive once it clicks. Runs flow smoothly, and it has that “one more run” feeling thanks to a satisfying sense of progression and improvement. Fast, fun, and efficient — perfect for short sessions… that often turn into long ones. ✅ Recommended if you like straightforward games that keep you coming back to optimize and improve.

Dicey Bizniz is pretty addictive. It is a perfect blend of luck and strategy that keeps you coming back for more. At its core, it’s a dice rolling game, but there’s a lot more depth to it. You’re not just mindlessly re-rolling every time. In fact, every decision matters. Locking dice, building poker style combos, and stacking multipliers lead to better results. It took me a bit of time to memorize the highest scoring combos because I don't play poker and wasn't aware of the general scoring. The risk vs. reward system adds real tension. I especially enjoy how relics and spells change up each run, encouraging different playing styles. Whether going for safe, consistent builds or high risk explosive scores, the game rewards planning and adaptation. The Dragon Sanctum upgrades give long-term progression, making each new run feel more powerful.

MMmmm shiny math rocks. I can't begin to tell you how much I love shiny math rocks. This game? Lots and lots of fancy math rocks that you can buy and then battle with!!! What could be better??? The dice and power-up descriptions of course!!! Whoever wrote them is a genius, 100% you must read them. The bosses where fun to fight I still haven't fought one of them, but the others are fun. All-in-all a great game. Only complaint, if you lose.. you need to repurchase all your fancy dice. Not a deal breaker, just sad because I was trying to collect full sets (like you do)