Dicey Dungeons

Great Variaty of game modes and keeps it challanging

Dicey Dungeons is a comfy pleasant game that I've come back to a lot. Playing through the whole thing again after over a year of not playing it was a treat. It's very tightly designed and the different spins on mechanics as you progress are strategically interesting. I like the focus on just getting through each fight rather than building something insane that will solve every problem. The theming is fantastic and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the little tidbits of writing. The music is also great, it wasn't a type of music I generally imagine myself liking but it weaves into the experience very well and I've found myself listening to it outside the game. Honestly my favorite roguelike.

I absolutely love this game! Some people are stating that this game isn't a challenge at all, and I do agree for the first few little episodes as you get to understand the contestants and their abilities (once you hit the robot it starts to pick up the pace), but over time the game gets more difficult and it really requires you to think about the battles and what you really want to add to your inventory and whatnot. The art style is super silly and the soundtrack is absolutely energetic and fantastic - 11/10 easily! As soon as I opened the game for the first time I couldn't help but dance a little lol. If you enjoy puzzles like I do and a little bit of a gamble at times (with nothing too on the line because it's just a game), then this game might just be for you!

Pettiness alert: The singular form of "dice" is "die," and it drives me to distraction that a game about dice repeatedly gets this wrong. I've played through the first episode with the first five characters. So far, it seems just OK. Each character having different gameplay mechanics is interesting, but during each game, it doesn't feel like there are enough interesting decisions to make. You only ever get a handful of items, upgrades are often underwhelming, and none of the trades I've encountered were worthwhile. The UI has room for improvement as well. I should be able to view my inventory/equipment from any screen instead of having to backtrack. It would be nice if the game consistently showed tooltips about what different statuses do. (Maybe there's a setting for that somewhere; I didn't check.) On the whole, it feels like there's a lot of wasted potential here, and I'm glad I didn't pay full price.

모바일에서도 다 깨고 PC로 다시 깨는 중,

interesting, funny game

骰子機率並非隨機，明顯被開發者惡意調整過