
Fight your way through a mysterious dungeon in this deck-building, turn-based roguelike game where you don't use cards, but dice! Deal with enemies by combining powerful dice on your board, boost their effects with magical relics, and risk it all hoping for a good roll on unexpected encounters.
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Die in the Dungeon is a turn-based, dice-building roguelite where your dice are your deck
Combine unique abilities, customize your dice faces, and collect powerful relics as you battle your way through a shifting, mysterious dungeon. Don't let your run be a mere roll of the dice, your fate is in your hands!

Choose from four adorable but deadly frog warriors, each featuring a unique playstyle and exclusive starting dice set.
Poison foes, reroll dice, and parry incoming attacks as you battle through the dungeon’s many dangers.

Build every die your way: set its faces, add unique properties, and shape its role in your deck. Every roll is driven by strategy, not just luck!

Play different combinations of dice that buff and interact with each other based on their placement.
By solving the spatial puzzle of where to place each die, you prepare devastating attacks that will crush the dungeon's unwelcoming inhabitants.

🐸Discover 142 unique relics hidden within the dungeon depths.
🐸Unlock and try each of 31 unique dice to find your favorites.
🐸Utilize one of 36 distinct potions during battle to unleash incredible effects your enemies won't see coming.
Trust the roll of the dice, master the board, and discover the fate that awaits you at the end of the dungeon!
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Polish, Korean, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 59 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Great game so fair for a rougelike I do enjoy the rng parts of it
Nice game!
This is a fairly fun dice rolling dungeon crawler. I think that my only complaint is that I have yet to feel like I need to be particularly picky with which dice and perks I have to choose.
its a good one. You wont play it forever, I am a bit miffed it ate my save. I had a great combo going in endless and save+exit'ed so I could go to work. Back and its all gone. nothing is there. Sad day.
Especially if this is on sale, I would grab it. I'm not sure on the staying power, this may be more of a 20hr game than a 40+hr game, but I do quite like it. Surely, it's worth the money. The music is especially good, except for that one chef-style boss, and the game is complex in a very fun way. I will say, push past the opener, I don't really like the first character. Both the poison and the parry character are way more fun, and genuinely seem far easier to win with. Just focus on the special events until you rescue the poison character and you'll be good. I do keep unlocking stuff at a steady pace, so maybe the influx of new items and relics or whatever the power-ups are called will keep runs feeling fresh. Overall, it's the same kind of game I like, done in a new way, with great art and music and multiple winning strategies, so I'm happy with my purchase and if you like games like this, I think you will be too, especially given the price. I actually have the music from the second area in my head right now... it's a banger. There's also a lot of really interesting special events, with great flavor text and unique rewards, I'm impressed with the breadth of the content here even if the actual enemies/bosses aren't super varied after a few play-throughs. I will say though, if you get the curse special event, don't keep cursing yourself... there's no reward for taking all the curses as I thought there may be, I just lost the run cus I was super cursed loooool
Finally, something to fill the void of Balatro! While the hardcore "challenge" might be lower, it makes up for that in fun and quirkiness. You can create some totally broken combinations, and it'll make you feel like a mad genius when it pops off right. Quite lenient in terms of saving/reloading as well, so you can really experiment!
This is the best game ever (Tied for first with PEAK, Slay the spire 1&2,Grounded 1&2 and Tails of Iron 1&2) as well as a charming art style and satisfying gameplay with many challenges and possibilities for builds makes this one of the most replayable games out there.
面白そうだったのでプレイしましたが 思った感じではなかったという感想です ダイスを振るんですが、ほぼダイスという出目に意味はないです ビルドを色々試すって感じもあんまないです キャラでほぼ戦略が決まっており ただデッキを揃えていく感じです ゲームは1~3面で構成されており 大体2面の時にはほとんどデッキが完成しており負ける事はほぼない感じです ずっと同じ配置でダイス置き続けるので2面の途中からマンネリがひどいです 多少敵が邪魔してくるぐらいでほぼ関係なし 一周は1時間ちょっとぐらいです 2回プレイしたら2回とも普通にクリアできてしまい 出来とコンセプトは良いのですが 簡単すぎて飽きました この値段だと少し高いかなと感じました
tremenda obra maestra de indie, muy divertido, la mejor forma de disfrutar es prueba y error, cada personaje te da un gameplay diferente. tiene un pequeño bug al momento de dar tab, pero es irrelevante solo le bajan los fps como 2 segundos
juegazo
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